At R&R Pheasant Hunting, LLC we share our traditions of hunting and hospitality with all of our guests. We take sincere pride in our land, livestock, wildlife and habitat and we think you'll agree that 5 generations of stewardship has resulted in some of the most productive, exciting pheasant hunting South Dakota has to offer!

R&R is centrally located on our 18,000 acre family-owned farming and ranching operation.

Our land consists of thousands of acres of native grass pasture, crops, mature shelter belts and well-managed CRP.


Each year we reserve 6000 acres of our prime cropland strictly for wild pheasant and other upland bird/small varmint hunting. We are proud to be one of only a few Certified Cabela's Hunting Destinations in the world.

 

Our experienced guides have an extensive knowledge of our land, as well as, the hunting techniques needed to ensure that you have the most memorable South Dakota pheasant hunt possible.

  

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We specialize in accommodating every type of hunter from the professional to the beginner. We'll make sure you feel challenged, yet confident during your hunt at R&R.

We invite you to be our guest at R&R. There is plenty of time left in the season for you to come and enjoy luxury accommodations and world class South Dakota pheasant hunting action!

 Our newly built lodges the Heritage and the Tradition provide a beautiful, friendly, private atmosphere to enjoy when you return from the field. In addition to hunting our guests enjoy; daily home-cooked meals, housekeeping services, unlimited sporting clays, hot tub, satellite television, wireless internet, videogames, billiards and an abundance of serene settings ideal for reading and relaxing.

Once you've visited us, we think you'll agree...

At R&R, Happiness Is A Smoking Gun.

   
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Bernie Altergott

In Loving Memory

Bernie Altergott

November 22, 2009