Nebraska Cow Bison Hunt

This historic herd of American bison is a direct descendant of the same herd Buffalo Bill Cody once hunted. Still today, this naturally sustaining herd of bison sees no vaccinations or supplemental feeding programs and roams as they did back in 1867 during the time of Buffalo Bill. Cody’s original homestead sits just west of this 3,000-acre estate, which comprises some of the most unmanicured, undisturbed, rolling countryside found anywhere in the modern-day Lower 48.

A hunt for cow bison will allow you to not only experience the thrill of the hunt but also collect an impressive skull, rug, and 300-400 pounds of delicious meat for the freezer. Hunts will take place in September and early October. Meat quality will be exceptional during this timeframe as they’ve spent the summer grazing on lush pastures. All hunts will be conducted using spot & stalk hunting methods.

Hunts can be conducted with or without meals and lodging. For those who prefer to arrange their own lodging, several hotels can be found within a one-hour drive from the ranch. If you prefer to stay on the ranch, you will be privileged to stay in the newly constructed 15,000-square-foot lodge. Equipped with 12 bedrooms (each room has a private bathroom), a large living space, bar area, and fire pit, we assure you will not be disappointed. Chef-prepared meals will utilize the finest ingredients, prepared to impress. A large recreation building equipped with a basketball court, pickleball area, gym, and sauna is connected to the lodge.