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Saturday, March 30, 2024 –  10th Annual Wild Shed Hunt Derby – Come for the Derby, stay for a hunt

Call 605-765-9150 (office) or Robin’s cell 605-769-4340 to register or at the lodge on Saturday, March 30 by 8 am.
Free – No fee for the derby only,  as the goal for this event is just to simply to get outdoors and have fun.

Lodging only on Friday and/or Saturday each room is $110 plus tax.

Dinner on Saturday evening served 7pm $15 per adult.  Breakfast Saturday and Sunday 8am $6 per adult.  Youth eat free.

On Saturday, March 30 –  8:00 am arrive at the lodge, 9am you will be directed to the fields open for shed hunting and given instructions for check-in. Shed hunters can keep the sheds they find.  A simple prize will be awarded for the most found and bragging rights for the biggest, smallest and most unusual.

Before and after the Derby – Hunt for sheds on private land

  • $300 per person per day for 2 nights lodging, hearty breakfast and home-style evening meal are included.
  • $350 Couples.  Youth are free.

Call for Lodging Reservations 605-765-9150

March through May we are offering a wild shed hunting all-inclusive package providing first-class lodging and home-style evening meal (breakfast no longer offered)  at our East River Lake Oahe Lodge with your own private cabin/r0oom, fireplace, TV and private bathroom.

  • 1 day hunt/2 nights
  • $300 per person
  • $350 per couple

Near Gettysburg, South Dakota, the Brown family farms in 5 counties of private acres of corn, sunflower, wheat surrounded by rolling prairie grasses.  In their dedication to responsible farming and land stewardship, they maintain healthy land for the family farming and wildlife habitat.  Shelter belts, food plots and other wildlife management programs are all part of the yearly plan.

During the spring of 2013, while turkey hunting, I, Mark Braaten found 22 sheds without intentionally hunting for them.  In only one agricultural field 16 shed antlers were pulled out of the Brown’s tractor tires.

The large herds of massive whitetail and mule deer, too many to count, greatly benefit from the sunflower and corn fields and the shelter in the river bottoms, coulees, wind breaks, draws and sloughs.  The ranch’s many private acres are a shed hunter’s paradise.