Monroe County, West Virginia

364 Mountain Meadow Lane Greenville, WV 24945

No hunting license required and no hidden fees.

Yes.

Credit card deposit only
Animals under $1,000-$100 deposit
Animals over $1,000-$500

Meals are for groups of 6 or more guests. Meals run $250 per person, per night. Guest will have access to a full-size kitchen with all essentials needed.

No pets allowed.

We have bass, bluegill, and catfish. Catch and release only. Bring your fishing pole and bait.

For a day hunt, we would encourage you to arrive early from 7:00am-10:00am.

Lodging check in time: 2:00pm
Lodging check out time: 11:00am

We hunt using a variety of methods. We can cater to your preferred method. A majority of
our hunting is spot and stalk hunting, but we have elevated box blinds, tree stands, and ground blinds that we do utilize.

Yes. You are more than welcome to harvest any animal that you want. We do not hold
specific trophies for certain clientele unless it is a species that we were asked to have stocked.

You are more than welcome to change your mind and your guides will be a good
resource for pricing. We have a large variety of species on the property and would like to see you leave with what makes you happy.

Jewell’s IGA-15 miles away (198 N. St. Union, WV 24983)

Grant’s IGA Supermarket-15 miles away (778 Federal St. Rich Creek, VA 24147)

SCI scoring system. We do have an SCI Master Measurer on site to score trophy animals when needed.

You may choose your choice of weapon. We recommend 243 or larger caliber. Gun rentals are available.

$100 per person, per day.

Our lodges are fully stocked with all modern essential amenities.

Yes.

No age limit.

A clear miss we will not charge you for the animal. If you draw blood, you pay. Our
guides and staff will do everything in their power to find any wounded animal and get
you in the best position for harvesting that animal.

The industry average for tipping is 10%. It is a tip so we encourage you to use your best judgment based on the performance of your guide.

Yes, we have a local taxidermist and butcher.

Most hunting is in the woods, the typical shot opportunity will be inside 100 yards. On average, shot opportunities are around 50 yards.