Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Hunters may stay at one lodge while visiting the other for specific hunting days if the professional hunting team identifies opportunities that match the hunter’s goals. Since both lodges share the same estate, programs can be customized accordingly.
Most hunting takes place across the 5,486-acre free-range estate where wildlife lives and develops naturally. The separate 470-acre high-fence area is used only for selected programs and species when management considerations apply.
Peak Red Stag rut dates in March and April should ideally be booked six to twelve months in advance. Hunts during May through July generally offer greater availability, although early booking is always recommended.
No. All hunts are conducted on foot and by vehicle alongside professional hunters. Horses and hunting dogs are not part of the program.
Yes. Non-hunting guests are welcome at all Pointer Big Game lodges. The team can also arrange local sightseeing and activities while hunters are in the field.
