Southern Saskatchewan, about an hour from Regina · Big game

Saskatchewan High-Fence Private Hunt Ranch with Large Lodge | International Clients | High Margins | 320 Owned Acres

At a glance

Asking price: $2,100,000
Province: Saskatchewan
Species: Whitetail, Mule deer, Elk, Bighorn sheep, Buffalo
Cash flow: About $234,000 a year (seller's earnings, normalized average FY2023–25, unaudited)
Area: 320 owned acres, high-fenced
Main lodge: 3,400 sq ft, 5 bedrooms, geothermal heat (built 2012)
Clients: 60–70% international (U.S., Europe, Middle East), about 25% repeat
Access: About 1 hour from Regina's international airport

Overview

A private hunt ranch on 320 owned acres of clay hills and wooded coulees, enclosed by 6 miles of 8-foot predator-proof game fence. It runs guided whitetail, mule deer, elk, bighorn sheep and buffalo hunts with lodging, guiding and a chef. Animals are sourced from an established network of 6–7 suppliers. Current operations runs only a few weeks from September to November, with a small seasonal team.

The business started 27 years ago. The first years went into building up the herd, and hunters came later. Most clients come from the U.S., Europe and the Middle East, and until 2026 nearly all bookings came from referrals. Normalized revenue has averaged $411,000 over the last three fiscal years, with operating margins above 50% each year. Hunt packages range from $13,000 to $400,000 CAD.

The first paid advertising campaign started in May 2026 and has produced about 100 leads at roughly $75 each. Hunts for fall 2027 are already booked and transfer with the business. A new owner can also cut the largest cost, buying animals, by raising them on the property.

Not included: the adjacent 160-acre home quarter is available separately, as an optional real estate purchase. The seller offers 25% vendor financing.

320 acres of owned land, fully game-fenced
About $234,000 average yearly seller's earnings
Fall 2027 hunts already booked
25% vendor financing available
Owners will train and introduce suppliers

The lodge

3,400 sq ft lodge with 5 bedrooms, a full kitchen and geothermal heat (built 2012)
40'×60' shop with meat cooler and staff quarters (built 2016)
6 miles of 8-foot game fence with predator-proofing and electric lines
Livestock inventory valued at $93,000 (November 2025)

People and systems

1–2 seasonal guides, a chef and maintenance help
An established network of 6–7 animal suppliers, with introductions
Brand, websites, client list and the active advertising account included
Owned land, not Crown land
Owners work 40–60 hours a week in season (only 3 weeks of the year), with little work the rest of the year

Ways to grow

The seller's own estimates:

Raise animals on site: about $1,000–$1,500 to raise an animal that sells for $9,900–$16,900+ as a hunt. Livestock expense purchases are about 37% of revenue today
Build on the paid campaign with a website landing page, email follow-up and more channels
Use the lodge in the off-season for corporate retreats, tours and photography
Add more bighorn sheep hunts ($39,900–$65,000) through the existing supplier network

Support after the sale

The owners will train the new owner in day-to-day operations, hand over client relationships and introduce them to their suppliers.

A good fit for

An outfitter who wants owned land and a finished lodge instead of Crown land and tent camps
A game farmer who wants to raise their own animals (with the option of buying the home quarter)
An operator with marketing skills who can build on the new paid campaign
Someone who wants a business with a short, busy season

Why it's for sale

The owners are retiring and moving on to other business ventures.

What's in the Business Package

The business name, exact location and maps
The full business summary and financial overview
A recorded interview with the owner
Photos and supporting documents

Detailed financial statements and tax returns come later, after proof of funds.

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