Deadman Creek Outfitters

Overview

Southeastern Washington has a long history of producing an abundance of wheat fields mixed with spots of Milo which present the ideal habitat for upland birds. For this reason the Deadman Creek area is known for dominating production of quality wild pheasant, quail, partridge and chukars. Our 40,000 plus acres have some of the hardest flying birds you can find. The Deadman Creek area has a wild pheasant population that is consistently the best in the Pacific Northwest. These wild birds live up to their reputation, both as crafty prey and explosive flyers. The pheasant hunting is phenomenal and has been highlighted in sporting magazines such as Field and Stream. These hardy birds can present a challenge for even the most accomplished wing shooters. If you are looking for the challenge of hunting wild birds, we have what you are looking for.