What to Expect During Your Hunt
At Forest of Antlers Outfitters, we offer a guided hunting experience that combines excitement, comfort, and professionalism. Hunters visit from across the country to pursue trophy whitetail deer on our privately managed 950-acre ranch in Harshaw, Wisconsin.
Many hunters return each season because the experience is consistent, organized, and rewarding. Guests typically arrive the morning before their scheduled hunt begins. If time and energy allow, some enjoy an optional evening hunt on arrival day.
Each of the following three days includes both a morning and evening hunt. Mornings begin early as deer activity increases after sunrise. Hunters then have time to rest, eat, and prepare before heading out again in the late afternoon for another session in the field.
Trophy bucks with racks of 10 to 12 points are frequently seen, and mature whitetails aged four to eight years old are common throughout the property. The excitement of seeing multiple trophy-class deer in a single day keeps every outing engaging.
All antler measurements follow SCI Gross Score guidelines to ensure accuracy and fairness.
Hunt Structure and Equipment
- Hunts last up to three days per booking.
- Season runs from September through January.
- The property supports strong deer numbers, with 10 to 30 buck sightings per day from stands.
- The number of hunters booked each year is limited to maintain high success rates.
- Hunting methods include enclosed heated box blinds, ladder stands, hang-on stands, climbing stands, and ground blinds.
- Scouting and transportation across the property are done with 4×4 vehicles.
- The ranch is equipped to accommodate handicapped hunters.
- Hunters can sight in rifles, shotguns, pistols, muzzleloaders, or bows upon arrival.
Contact Information
Phone: +1 715-892-4005
Email: tommy@forestofantlershunt.com
Address: 4017 U.S. Hwy 51, Harshaw, WI 54529
Forest of Antlers Outfitters provides a premium whitetail deer hunting experience in northern Wisconsin, combining expert guidance, managed habitat, and a comfortable lodge environment for all guests