Hartland Trophy Ranch

About Hartland Trophy Ranch

In the heart of the Canadian Plains, Hartland Ranch (just 45 minutes from Regina, Saskatchewan) is nestled in the beautiful Missouri Coteau. Hartland is situated at the second highest elevation in Saskatchewan that provides a spectacular 50-mile view.

The terrain is heavily wooded with deep valleys, babbling brooks and highlighted with some rolling prairie hills. This diverse landscape offers hunters numerous options for their daily hunt. Blinds are strategically located next to travel corridors to maximize hunter success.

Generally, Hartland’s hunting season begins September 1st and ends on December 31st. Special arrangements can be made to hunt at other times; for example in August for hunters who wish to take a trophy in velvet.

At Hartland we employ a variety of strategies to maximize your success in taking the trophy of your choice. These strategies include the use of ground blinds, tree stands as well as spot and stalk. Although many of our clients use rifles to hunt ; Hartland’s terrain is a bow hunters’ haven.

We strive to provide the best trophy animals possible for an memorable hunt. Magnificent Whitetails that can weigh over 350 lbs and score over 240 inches. Mule Deer that can weigh over 350 lbs and score over 200 inches. Rocky Mountain Elk that can weigh over 1200 lbs and score over 500 inches. Your choice of rifle, muzzleloader, or archery are options for all hunts.

From the deck of the lodge you can hear the spine tingling sound of bugling bulls and the rattling antlers of fighting bucks. On clear nights you may be treated to the unforgettable beauty of the dance of the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis).