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At Pattonsburg Outfitters, we offer affordable hunts that include lodging and meals. Although we can not guarantee you the next record book whitetail, we can guarantee that you will be hunting some of the best hunting ground in Northern Missouri. The counties that we hunt are some of the top producing counties for record book bucks in Missouri!!!
Pattonsburg Outfitters operates on thousands of acres of prime Northern Missouri hunting land that we either own or lease. The land where we conduct our hunts includes large stands of timber, row crops, hedge patches, CRP fields, draws, fence rows and pasture ground. Hunts are generally conducted from lock-on or ladder style stands, ground blinds, tower stands and some permanent tree stands.
You will be staying in a magnificent 100 year old barn that has been renovated by Amish Craftmen. The rustic lodge is simple with barracks style sleeping quarters located in the loft. A large table for "Gentleman's" Poker is nestled in the loft for evening entertainment. Bathrooms are located on the first and second floors and the lodge is equipped with a kitchen. A washer and dryer is available for your use.
We limit the number of hunters to make sure that you have a quality hunt. We want our hunters to harvest quality, mature bucks but we also understand that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. We will try our best to make sure you enjoy your hunt. It should be noted that all of our hunts are fair chase hunts and there are no guarantees but the possibility of killing a 140" or 150" (or larger) whitetail is very realistic.
You shouldn't go hungry with Pattonsburg Outfitters. Meals include a simple help yourself continental style breakfast a sack lunch that you can take to the stand with you and home-cooked meals that are hearty but simple. At times we may go to a nearby cafe or restaurant, especially if there are only a few hunters in camp.
Also, Pattonsburg Outfitters was one of the Outfitters used in the Kansas City Chiefs Brodie Croyle Turkey Trot Charity Hunt. Both of our Brodie Croyle Turkey Trot hunters harvested huge birds with thick rope-like beards. One of the hunters won the "Longest Spurs" contest with spurs that were 1 5/8" long!!!
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