Hunting Events

Missouri Disabled Sportsmen in partnership with DuckHorn Lodge and Missouri Department of Conservation will be hosting our annual upland bird hunt for mobility challenged and youth hunters.

Thirty (30) hunters will be selected for this event from the pool of applicants. The day will consist of safe shooting instruction, clay bird shooting, a 300-bird continental shoot, lunch, raffle drawings, and conclude with field hunts behind well trained dogs and their handlers.

There will be trackchairs on-site for the mobility challenged participants.

The selected participants will be contacted approximately two-weeks prior to the event of their inclusion and additional details. All other applicants will be placed on a waiting list in the event of cancelations.

Spring turkey season is just around the corner. Now is the time to be scouting and figuring out where to hunt. We will discuss the rules and regulations for spring turkey season and locations where you can hunt.

In the spring, while the grass is starting to grow, flowers blooming and new babies being born, the deer and other alike animals are starting to loose their antlers. Shed hunting is becoming a popular thing to do for some people. Join us in figuring out what is the best way to find them and how to go about doing so.

In the spring, while the grass is starting to grow, flowers blooming and new babies being born, the deer and other alike animals are starting to loose their antlers. Shed hunting is becoming a popular thing to do for some people. Join us in figuring out what is the best way to find them and how to go about doing so.

Whether you are an experienced turkey hunter or just starting, this class has information that is invaluable to all. We will discuss scouting techniques, setting up your site, how to place decoys, calling turkeys in, shot placement, and so much more. Come join this informative, fun class!

Join us to discover the basics of turkey hunting in the spring. We will cover safety, scouting, calling, proper setup, shotgun ballistics, and much more.

Now that you have harvested the buck of your dreams, do you know how to prepare it properly to take it to the taxidermist. There are several different ways to preserve the hide so that the taxidermist can make your deer come to life on your wall. Learn the proper steps to go from the field to the taxidermist.

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Deer hunting is challenging and rewarding at the same time. It’s not just about getting dressed up in camouflage and climbing in a deer stand or ground blind. It starts long before opening day. This class will start at the beginning. In this class, we will discuss rifle/ammo selection, dressing for the hunt, methods of hunting, scouting, animal identification, sighting in your rifle, and more. This is not a shooting class.