North Carolina Mountain Hunting Trips
Our mountain hunting guides offer seasonal hunts in northwestern North Carolina. We offer a variety of sporting methods including black powder muzzleloader, rifle, and bow. You can choose to hunt out of tree stands or in ground blinds. All skill levels are welcome, but we ask that you let us know the skill level and age of each hunting party member when you place your reservation.
We want to make sure that your visit and guided hunt is comfortable and successful. We cannot make any guarantee that you will bag that big buck, but we’ll do everything in our power to help you obtain a trophy.
Unfortunately, we are unable to make handicapped accomodations at this time. We are working to make our hunts more accessible so that everyone will have the ability to enjoy the hunt.
When Can I Hunt?
Poaching is illegal. We can only schedule hunts in accordance with North Carolina Fish & Wildlife Department’s official hunting season.
The 2009 North Carolina Deer Hunting Season
Bow & Arrow: September 12th – October 2nd
Muzzleloading Firearms: October 10th – 16th
Rifle: October 17th – January 1st.2009 Spring North Carolina Turkey Hunting
April 11th – May 9th, limit 2 gobbler per hunt
What Can I Expect When I Come?
You will arrive the evening before your hunt so you can get acquainted with your accommodations and settle in. You will rise and shine early in the morning (before sunrise) and our guide will take you to a prime hunting spot. Around 10:00, we’ll break cover and eat lunch. After lunch, we’ll go back into the woods and continue hunting until shortely after sunset. We provide transportation back and forth from the hunting area to the lodge by ATV or 4×4 truck.
When you bag game, we will help you field dress your kill and prepare it for you to take home. This service is included in the price of the hunt. Keep in mind that it will be your responsiblity to pack it and get it home. For those that bag a big one, we know multiple taxidermists in the area.
Where Will I Be Staying When I’m Not Hunting?
All hunting packages include lodging. Our hunter’s cabin invites you to stay in its warm cozy atmosphere. The cabin has a full kitchen, den, full bath, one bedroom, and an upstairs loft. Linens and towels are provided.
If you have spare time or you meet your bag limits quickly, the local Ashe County area offers a variety of dining, golf, and outdoor activities.
What is Included in Your Hunting Packages?
The price of our hunting packages includes licensing, lodging, and transportation to and from the airport if flying into Greensboro or Charlotte, NC. When you place your reservation, we will require a deposit. Part of your reservation deposit will be used to purchase your North Carolina hunting license. We offer a 3 day hunt and a 6 day hunt.
How do I Make a Reservation?
Making a reservation with our hunting guide Jason Sturgill is easy. To make a reservation, use our convenient contact form or give us a call @ 336-977-1024.
We accept cash, checks, money orders, and cashiers checks. We request a 50% deposit (non-refundable) when making your reservation and the balance will be due upon arrival. We’re sorry, but we do not accept Credit Cards at this time.
What Do I Need to Bring with Me?
We take care of all your trip arrangements, but you’ll still need to bring some stuff with you. If you don’t have some of these items, we have several local outfitters that provide hunting and game supplies.
- North Carolina hunting takes seasons take place during the Spring and Fall. During these pivotal seasons, weather changes quickly here in the mountains. Make sure you bring gear and protective clothing so that you are prepared for both rain and snow precipitation and hot and cold fluctuating temperatures
- Try to get as much gear in camoflauge as possible. You want to be hidden.
- You are required by North Carolina law to wear an orange hat and vest. Deer are color-blind, so they won’t notice the orange, but make sure it still has a tree like pattern.
- We have bugs. You’ll be more confortable if you bring insect repellant.
- 2 pairs of boots. We encourage you to bring 1 rubber pair and 1 standard pair. You should also bring a pair of casual walking shoes or slippers.
- Any type of cameras is permitted. Don’t forget your batteries.
- We do not provide binoculars. Don’t ask us, we will not loan you ours. If you want long range sight, you will need to bring a pair.
- Flashlight and extra batteries.
- Large portable coolers for storage and transportation of meat.
