August 03, 2006

Facilities

Firepit2 Our goal here at Red Bluff Lodge is to provide the utmost experience to our hunters so that they may relax and enjoy their escape from the rigors of everyday life. Towards this end, we strive for comfort and quality. One popular late night spot for our hunters is at the firepit (shown here). Stories are swapped and friends are made around the flames.

We also have an excellent processing facility for the animals our hunters harvest. Included in your hunt fees is cleaning, cooling and quartering services. We'll pack your meat on ice in your coolers for your trip home. Processing may also be available, depending upon the length of your stay with us.

When arriving at our lodge, we invite all of our clients to use our shooting range in order to ensure that their weapons are ready for the hunt. We have a 100-yard range fully equipped with ear protection, spotting scopes and targets.

Lodging and meals are also included in our 5 bedroom, 3 bath facility. Future plans call for construction of a 7 bedroom, 7.5 bath facility to go online within the year. We offer a continental breakfast before the morning hunt, and a full hot lunch and dinner. We try to feature game meat in our appetizers and in some evening menu selections.

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Hunting at Red Bluff Lodge

  • Whitetail Deer
    You may harvest up to 2 bucks, 2 hogs and 1 doe per day during deer season, which runs from August 15th through January 1st. This season, the longest in the US, allows for the use of any weapon of choice during the entire season. Doe season begins September 15th and runs through the end of the season. From August 15h through about August 31st, most of the bucks harvested will still have velvet on their antlers, making for a truly unique trophy. Our daily rate for a deer hunt is $450. This rate is all-inclusive; your only additional expense will be for your South Carolina hunting license. We harvest between 300 and 350 deer per year. Our average harvest density if 44 deer per square mile. The average number of days our hunters hunt for each harvested deer is 2.2. Please call us to schedule your next deer hunting adventure!
  • Feral Hogs
    Hog hunting is hot at Red Bluff Lodge! You may harvest 1 hog per sitting, for a total of 2 per day. Hog hunting is a year-round hunting opportunity. Our hogs are feral, free range animals. The daily rate for hog hunting is $450. We harvest an average of 90 hogs per square mile per year!
  • Wild Turkeys
    Our turkey season runs from March 15th through May 1st each spring. You may harvest 1 gobbler per morning hunt, during which you are accompanied by an accomplished guide. Your evenings will be spent hog hunting on our acreage that runs along the Savannah River. Our daily rate for the turkey/hog combo hunts is $500. Our average harvested bird scores 54.69 on the NWTF scale, weighs in at 17 pounds and has a 10" beard and 1" spurs

2007 Deer Harvest

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2006 Deer Harvest

  • John Stowe
    We are so lucky to have such a long deer season: August 15th through January 1st. Our doe season begins September 15th and lasts the rest of the year. All season is open to the hunter's weapon of choice. Website Hint: To go back to the homepage, click on the white address in the top left corner of this page: www.redblufflodge.typepad.com.

2006 Turkey Harvest

  • 042706johnk
    This year's turkey season was our best one to date! We had fabulous spring weather and our hunters enjoyed an unparalled level of success. We also had more than a few near misses, which made for VERY entertaining stories around the campfire. Our 'turkey fever' is worse than ever!

2006 Hog Harvest

  • Dec14
    This album is updated continuously with the animals our hunters harvest. Check back frequently for new pictures! It is also useful to note the most successful dates here when planning your next hunting trip to Red Bluff Lodge. Call us for availability.

2007 Hog Harvest

  • Kendugan82507hog55
    Hogs harvested in 2007