Established in 2018 in Mitchell, South Dakota. 40+ private ranches, four Lakota reservations, and an attention span reserved for one hunting party at a time.
South Dakota Access was established in 2018 and operates across both private and tribal lands. We coordinate hunting on 40+ private ranches across the State of South Dakota totaling around 400,000+ acres, and coordinate tribal hunts on four of nine Lakota reservations offering millions of acres of hunting.
We are likely different from most outfits you've hunted with in the past. If you need to lock up specific rifle hunt dates on a particular ranch right now, you can likely find someone else to do that for you. There are plenty out there — but you will be hunting a particular unit whether or not its herd gets wiped out with disease or a harsh winter.
If you're looking for your best chance to harvest a quality animal in South Dakota based on scouting, have some flexibility in your fall schedule, and want a big game hunt custom fit to meet or exceed your expectations, we should talk.
See what we offerWe run 1:1 or 2:1 client-to-guide ratio hunts and we never mix camps with outside hunters. Our attention is on you and your hunt alone.
We book specific dates, guides and ranch or reservation hunts once all tags are drawn in late summer — then place you where the country and the herd are actually hunting best.
Prices vary by ranch, reservation, guide, duration and what's included. They never vary by the size of the animal you take home.
Give us a call to discuss questions, preferences and next steps.
Chad handles hunt planning, tag strategy and day-to-day coordination across the ranch and reservation network. He'll be the one calling you in August with your options once tags are drawn.
(239) 210-1191Brad handles hunt logistics and guiding, and is a second point of contact for inquiries, availability and trip details.
(605) 770-6322Kayla keeps the marbles on the table. She manages tag applications and point purchases for all of our application service clients and supports all administrative tasks.
(712) 204-0038We also work with a network of trusted tribal guides across four Lakota reservations, plus Justin Kappes on the Missouri River near Pollock for guided walleye trips.
The gear, agencies and partners we rely on season after season.
