RM3 Wilderness
RM3 Wilderness hunts has just opened its beautiful wilderness for hunting this year. It's 1150 acres are made up of diverse terrain, deep creek bottoms, ponds, and amazing views from the hills. This along with the grasslands, woods, and cedar trees provide both incredible food sources and great cover for the large population of whitetail, turkey, and hogs that roam the land. The property has well manicured trails cut through the timber to make navigation very easy. A huge bonus for hunters is that the 160-acres on the South part of the land has not been hunted in 7 years, and the 320-acres to the North in 3 years.
The hunts are semi-guided and include lodging on the premises. Guiding consists of the Guide taking the Hunter to and from the blind or tree stand that the Guide believes will give the Hunter the best opportunity to shoot a quality buck. Guides do not remain at the blind during the hunt. While the Guides may assist the Hunter with field dressing the deer if asked and paid by the Hunter to do so, field dressing the deer is the responsibility of the Hunter.
RM3 Wilderness hunts has just opened its beautiful wilderness for hunting this year. It's 1150 acres are made up of diverse terrain, deep creek bottoms, ponds, and amazing views from the hills. This along with the grasslands, woods, and cedar trees provide both incredible food sources and great cover for the large population of whitetail, turkey, and hogs that roam the land. The property has well manicured trails cut through the timber to make navigation very easy. A huge bonus for hunters is that the 160-acres on the South part of the land has not been hunted in 7 years, and the 320-acres to the North in 3 years.
The hunts are semi-guided and include lodging on the premises. Guiding consists of the Guide taking the Hunter to and from the blind or tree stand that the Guide believes will give the Hunter the best opportunity to shoot a quality buck. Guides do not remain at the blind during the hunt. While the Guides may assist the Hunter with field dressing the deer if asked and paid by the Hunter to do so, field dressing the deer is the responsibility of the Hunter.
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During my visit I saw more deer sign than I have ever seen before on a property.
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Property Access & Ground Rules
- Check In: After 5:00 AM
- Check Out: Before 10:00 PM
- Nearby Interstate: 20+ miles
- Nearby Highway: 0-10 miles
- Nearby Airport: 20+ miles
- Campfires: Not allowed
- Pets: Not allowed on property
- ATV's: Allowed
- Parking: Yes
- Vehicles: 8 Allowed
- Drive-in Access: Yes
- Walk-in Access: Yes
- Guests: 8 Allowed
Landowner Rules: No trash, no fires, no camping, nor hiking shall be allowed on any of the Landowner's property. Hunters will be restricted to hunting from or within 50 yards of their designated blind or tree stand. Hunters must stay on designated paths to and from their designated hunting blind or tree stand. Hunters must text their guide or landowner immediately when they shoot a deer. Hunter shall also send a picture of their kill to Landowner or guide. One buck per hunter per five-day hunt. A qualified buck must be a mature buck and have 8 points or more. Any hunter who shoots a buck that has less than 8 points, whether accidentally or not, will pay a fine of $1200. Field dressing the deer must be done no closer to any feeder than 100 yards. A wounded deer counts as a Hunter's one buck, whether found or not. Attempts to track a wounded deer shall only begin after a text has been sent to the guide or landowner. Fence lines shall not be crossed for any reason. Landowner or Guide should be present for all searches. All Hunters shall have the proper hunting licenses and shall abide by all Oklahoma hunting rules and regulations. Landowner shall be apprised of all information about any deer shot, including dressed weight and scoring information and shall be provided the opportunity to take and utlilize pictures of the deer and its Hunter for its own records and promotional purposes. Landowner would appreciate any and all feedback about the Hunter's experience and stay, in order to improve future hunts. Deer Hunters who have shot their one buck are allowed to continue to hunt hogs, coyotes, and other varmints during the remainder of their stay. Deer Hunters are allowed to shoot hogs, coyotes and varmints, so long as they abide by all Oklahoma laws and regulations.
Cancellation Policy: Refunds are only available within 48 hours of the landowner accepting your booking request. View PolicyReviews (7)
5.0- SSShane S
Mike was great! Showed me around the property and made sure I had what I needed. Cabin is rustic, but right in the middle of the action. Mainly hunted the north section and heard numerous gobbles. Called in several Jake’s, the gobblers seemed to be henned up right now. Fun experience
Reviewed by Guest on April 2024MHMike HYes, Shane was very respectful of the property and I would welcome him back any time.
Reviewed by Landowner on April 2024 - Garrett P
Mike was an excellent host who made us feel right at home. Mike’s lodging was extremely comfortable and welcoming. He took the time to show me around the property and give me all the information he could to make it a successful hunt. I was fortunate to harvest a bird on my second morning. I had an awesome hunt both days hearing and seeing birds. The property is beautiful and peaceful with tons of wildlife on it. I can’t thank Mike enough for his hospitality and allowing me to cross one more state off. Hoping to get the opportunity to come visit Mike and his property again soon!
Reviewed by Guest on May 2024MHMike HYes, Garrett was very respectful and I would welcome him back gladly. He's a good young man. He's another fine example of the top quality hunters that Landtrust continues to provide.
Reviewed by Landowner on May 2024 - JGJeremy G
Mike is a fantastic host. He certainly went above and beyond what anyone would ever expect from a host. The property is very well maintained. We didn't end up getting a turkey, but were able to get close.
Reviewed by Guest on May 2024MHMike HYes, Jeremy and son respected the land and rules. I enjoyed having them here and would certainly welcome them back. Good people.
Reviewed by Landowner on May 2024 - CMChad M
I’m always skeptical about booking hunting trips to new locations but I can tell you this was a good pick! Our flight arrived after midnight and mike waited up to greet us when we got there and made sure we had everything we needed. With only a couple hours sleep he again met us to show us the areas we were going to be hunting. As daylight broke turkeys were gobbling everywhere and within an hour we killed a nice bird and was back at camp. Mike invited us over for probably the best breakfast I’ve ever had and then took us that evening for steaks. Went out to another area the next morning and again had turkeys gobbling everywhere. Mike made us feel at home the whole time and treated us like he had known us forever. Mike is a great guy and host and it would have been worth the trip even if we wouldn’t have killed one. I look forward to making another trip and visiting with mike again soon.
Reviewed by Guest on April 2024MHMike HChad and his son were very respectful of the property and were wonderful guests. They would definitley be welcomed back here any time. Good people.
Reviewed by Landowner on April 2024 - TPTaylor P
Mike was an excellent guide on our first day showing us the blinds and giving us his knowledge on how the wildlife behaved there. The property was great. Fields, ponds, draws, timber and creeks. Deer numbers are very high and we heard and saw turkeys. Bring plenty of bug spray because the ticks are out in force. The rustic cabin was very clean and had everything we needed to make our food. Thank you again Mike! We appreciate everything you did for us and I’m sure we’ll be back.
Reviewed by Guest on March 2024MHMike HI enjoyed having Taylor and his friends at my place. They were respectful, took good care of the property, abided by rules and are clearly good, seasoned hunters. He even helped install a solar panel on my rustic cabin. I would welcome he and his friends back anytime.
Reviewed by Landowner on March 2024 - Timber B
Expectations were exceeded. I was successful within the first 2 hours of my hunt. Mike was an excellent host. Told me where he’d been seeing/hearing birds, ran cameras up to date, was very professional. I’d highly recommend Mike and this property for all of your hunting needs.
Reviewed by Guest on April 2024MHMike HTimber was an absolute delight to have hunt on our property. A very polite and respectful hunter, as well as a serious and seasoned turkey hunter. I would welcome Timber back on the property anytime.
Reviewed by Landowner on April 2024 - Jacob R
Mike was an amazing host as well as an amazing cook! The property is full of stands, feeders, and blinds to help make the hunt as easy as possible. The deer were everywhere! Mike also has game cams up on all the feeders and they have consistently been getting some great bucks on them. I would definitely come back and hunt this property!
Reviewed by Guest on January 2024
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