• What are your success rates or opportunity?
  HUNT OPPORTUNITY / SUCCESS Archery 61% / 40% Rifle 75% / 60% Muzzleloader 72% / 50%
  
  
  
• Will you let me bring my own stand?
  no ,We have all the stands you will need ,, we are not opposed to moving stands if need be..
  
  
  
• I am flying in but can't get all my gear on the plane?
  Send It Via UPS TO Trophy Hunts Unlimited Outfitters Just Ask
  
  
  
• Do I need to bring my own linens?
  No all you need are your personal toiletries.
  
  
  
• Is orange required?
  Yes orange is required for all gun hunts. You must have a solid orange vest or jacket - and a cap a cap is not enough.
  
  
  
• What do you guarantee?
  To At Least See something ,,,Its a fair chase Hunt
  
  
  
• How big are your deer?
  e have a lot of Pope and Young deer. A 140" deer is not uncommon at all. So far the biggest deer killed on our property is 229" net typical and a 207" net non - typical. Score does not make a trophy in our opinion. Kentucky Is Ranked #2 In the Nation For Pope and Young
  
  
  
• Are there any minimums or hidden fees?
  Yes, 130 inches gross. There are no trophy fees.
  
  
  
• How much do your deer weigh?
  A mature buck could weigh 250 pounds.
  
  
  
• Do we Butcher your Deer
  No .. We can skin it and Cape it out
  
  
  

1.   
Not knowing what shots are always safe puts yourself and other people in danger.
(You should always make sure that your shot is clear of EVERYTHING except the lung area of the deer. NEVER take the shot if there is not a clear path and most importantly, NEVER take the shot if you have some "bright orange" in the area.)

2.   
Most hunters spook deer away before they even get a chance to see them.
(Humans are the only creatures who head through the leaf litter with a purposeful stride, so a steady step will quickly give you away. Instead, try the step-step-pause-step method. You’re much less likely to raise the alarm -- assuming you’ve followed other precautions, anyway.)

3.   
Most hunters have little knowledge of how a deer behaves and thus have no idea how to attract them.
(Solutions such as rattling with "fresh" antlers, making mock scrapes and then applying doe urine, grunt and bleat calls as well as alarm, mating, contact, maternal, and antagonizing sounds should greatly improve your chances.)

4.   
Deer spot hunters all the time because of improper rattling.
(Rattling is pretty simple, but it can quickly turn into a science. It helps tremendously to know what an actual fight sounds like, so tune in to your favorite program or buy a DVD so you can listen in and mock the sounds. Also, rattling tends to be the most effective during the time of year when bucks are jousting for mates, and likewise where there’s a higher ratio of bucks to does.)

5.   
Most hunters drive deer away using scents the wrong way at the wrong time.
(Part of using scent strategically is to blend in; the rest is to attract deer. The most important thing to remember about scents is to use them, as they would occur naturally. Using doe-in-heat scent after the rut isn’t going to be very convincing. Likewise, if you don’t have a certain food in the area, avoid using that scent.)

With these and many other challenges, what's the answer?

You know how some hunters sit in tree stands for hours on end only to get frozen toes and a sore butt, well learn what to do that's going to get the deer coming your way...