Deer Hunts
Day Rates
Silver Option (Day Trip) Cost: $250/hunter/day | $150/non-hunter/day
Includes: Full day of hunting (sunrise to sunset), lunch, snacks, soft drinks, licenses, expert guides, ranch vehicles, fuel, tree stands, loaner rifles, rifle range, 3D archery range, and basic field care (skin/quarter/ice) of your game—except buffalo, which incurs a small field fee due to their size.
Gold Option (Overnight Experience) Cost: $350/hunter/night | $250/non-
hunter/night
Includes: 1.5 days of hunting (arrive Day 1 at 1 PM for two afternoon hunts and one morning hunt), all meals, snacks, soft drinks, lodging in our stunning Cypress Log Lodge, licenses, guides, cook/maid service, ranch vehicles, fuel, tree stands, loaner rifles, rifle range, 3D archery range, and basic field care for most game. This does not include the cost of the Animal harvest.
For decades we have carefully built our herds and managed our lands to provide the best environment for our animals. This list of species is an overview, availability is heavily dependent on herd size and animal growth.
Final price per animal will be quoted by your guide before you shoot; no surprises!
Sika Deer
$5,000 and up
Sika Deer, native to East Asia, are smaller deer with spotted coats and antlers typically featuring three to four points. At RHR, their elusive nature and adaptability to varied terrains make them a favorite for bow and rifle hunters alike. Their unique vocalizations add excitement to the hunt.
Red Stag
$4,500 and up
Red Stags, native to Europe, are majestic deer with towering, multi-pointed antlers that can exceed 300 inches in trophy specimens. Their deep, reddish-brown coats and commanding presence make them a premier exotic hunt at RHR. The rut in October brings out their most impressive displays.
Elk
$6,900 and up
Elk, native to North America, are large deer with massive, branching antlers and a commanding presence, standing up to 5 feet at the shoulder. At RHR, their speed (up to 35 mph) and elusive nature make them a thrilling hunt. Trophy bulls are prized for their antlers and rich venison.
Pere David
$5,000 – $9,000 and up
Père David’s Deer is a rare species native to China’s river valleys, characterized by its unique antlers and wetland grazing habits. Once nearly extinct, it thrives at RHR, offering a prestigious trophy for hunters. Its distinctive appearance and conservation story make it a remarkable addition to any hunt.
Axis Deer
(Trophy Bucks) – $4,900 and up
Axis Deer, or chital, are stunning with their reddish-brown coats adorned with white spots and elegant, three-point antlers reaching up to 40 inches. Native to the Indian subcontinent, they’re a favorite at RHR for their beauty and challenging elusive nature. Trophy bucks are prized for their impressive racks and delicious venison.
Waterbuck
$8,500 and up
Waterbucks, native to Africa, are robust antelopes with shaggy coats and curved horns averaging 23-27 inches, distinguished by a white ring on their rump. At RHR, they thrive near wetlands, offering a unique hunt with their wary nature and impressive size. Their trophy horns are a striking addition to any collection.
Whitetail Deer
Trophy Bucks: $3,900 and up
Ross Hammock Ranch’s whitetail deer hunts offer an unrivaled opportunity to pursue trophy bucks on our expansive Florida property, renowned for its exceptional breeding program since the late 1990s.
Fallow Deer
$4,500 and up
Fallow Deer, originating from Europe, are known for their palm-shaped antlers and variable coat colors—spotted, chocolate, or white. At RHR, they’re prized for their striking appearance and adaptability, making them a rewarding hunt year-round. Trophy bucks are especially sought after during the September-October rut.