River Ridge Outfitters
Premium BusinessProducts/Services
- Archery
- Rifle
Contact
https://riverridgeoutfitters.com/ 22865 Co Rd 276, Carrollton, MO 64633 Carrollton, Missouri (660) 542-0963 [email protected]
What We Offer
Features
- Bow Hunting
- Rifle Hunting
- Wing Shooting
- Waterfowl Hunting
- Big Game Hunting
About Us
River Ridge Outfitters is situated in Carroll County, Missouri. The outfitting company operates as a 100% fair chase, free-ranging organization with no pens, offering services 365 days a year, 24/7. All qualifying game harvested by River Ridge Outfitters meets record book legal requirements.
Known for its fertile ground, River Ridge Outfitters' location in Missouri is recognized as one of the premier areas in the state for giant eastern turkeys, massive whitetail deer, and top-notch waterfowl and predator hunting opportunities. With access to over 10,000 acres of privately owned properties exclusively reserved for hunters, the hunting grounds feature diverse terrain such as timber tracts, wooded draws, wetlands, creeks, grain fields, and CRP fields. Hunters can utilize strategically placed tower stands, turkey blinds, duck blinds, and ladder stands, or bring their own layout blinds and climbing stands.
River Ridge Outfitters boasts a spring turkey season that is unmatched in the United States, with turkeys averaging weights of 21 to 26 pounds, spurs measuring 1 1/4" to 2", and beards ranging from 9" to 12". The success rate for turkey hunting has exceeded 90% over the past 5 years. Moreover, Missouri's turkey hunting season ends at 1:00 pm daily, allowing hunters the opportunity to enjoy additional leisure activities such as fishing.
Furthermore, the whitetail hunting experience at River Ridge Outfitters is among the best in the Midwest. In 2009, Carroll County had the highest number of submitted Boone & Crocket records in the state. Average whitetail deer harvested typically score between 130" to 150", with several bucks exceeding 170" and a select few reaching 200" or more, weighing over 250 pounds.
For waterfowl enthusiasts, River Ridge Outfitters offers exceptional hunting opportunities within Missouri's renowned golden triangle surrounding the Grand Pass Wildlife Conservation area. This region is considered one of the premier waterfowl hunting destinations in the state, harboring the largest duck population in Missouri annually.
Known for its fertile ground, River Ridge Outfitters' location in Missouri is recognized as one of the premier areas in the state for giant eastern turkeys, massive whitetail deer, and top-notch waterfowl and predator hunting opportunities. With access to over 10,000 acres of privately owned properties exclusively reserved for hunters, the hunting grounds feature diverse terrain such as timber tracts, wooded draws, wetlands, creeks, grain fields, and CRP fields. Hunters can utilize strategically placed tower stands, turkey blinds, duck blinds, and ladder stands, or bring their own layout blinds and climbing stands.
River Ridge Outfitters boasts a spring turkey season that is unmatched in the United States, with turkeys averaging weights of 21 to 26 pounds, spurs measuring 1 1/4" to 2", and beards ranging from 9" to 12". The success rate for turkey hunting has exceeded 90% over the past 5 years. Moreover, Missouri's turkey hunting season ends at 1:00 pm daily, allowing hunters the opportunity to enjoy additional leisure activities such as fishing.
Furthermore, the whitetail hunting experience at River Ridge Outfitters is among the best in the Midwest. In 2009, Carroll County had the highest number of submitted Boone & Crocket records in the state. Average whitetail deer harvested typically score between 130" to 150", with several bucks exceeding 170" and a select few reaching 200" or more, weighing over 250 pounds.
For waterfowl enthusiasts, River Ridge Outfitters offers exceptional hunting opportunities within Missouri's renowned golden triangle surrounding the Grand Pass Wildlife Conservation area. This region is considered one of the premier waterfowl hunting destinations in the state, harboring the largest duck population in Missouri annually.