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Jackson County, IndianaMost hunting ground gives you the land and nothing else. This gives you 174 acres of mixed cover plus three cabins, two kitchens, and a bar building to come back to when your feet stop working. Hunting gets arranged with ownership separately from the cabins and carries its own rate.
Hunting at Moto Supreme is arranged with ownership in advance and priced separately, quoted between $1,000 and $5,000 for short-term access depending on season, party size and dates. It is not included with a cabin booking, and renting the property does not carry a right to hunt on it. Southern Indiana hill country here supports whitetail deer and wild turkey, an Indiana DNR license is required, and the property works as a hunting camp with three cabins, kitchens and beds for around 20.
Hunting here is a separate arrangement, agreed with Aaron before you book and quoted at its own rate. Short-term access runs between $1,000 and $5,000 depending on the season, your party size and the dates. It isn't bundled into a cabin stay and it isn't something a booking entitles you to. Message him with your dates and what you're after, and he'll confirm what's open and quote the trip.
Renting the property doesn't give a group free rein over 174 acres with a firearm or a bow. Seasons, areas and terms get set by ownership for each arrangement, and every hunter still needs the correct Indiana DNR license and has to follow current season dates, bag limits and equipment rules.
A mix of wooded cover, open areas, and miles of trail. That combination works for stand hunting, still hunting, or covering ground on foot to scout.
Mixed hardwood cover and open edges across a large contiguous block of private ground with no public access.
Same terrain, different season. The ridge and ravine structure of the knobstone country gives you options.
The property supports small game across its wooded and open sections.
The reason hunting parties book this over a lease with a bunkhouse is simple. Three separate cabins mean a group of eight to twenty can split up by who gets up at four and who doesn't. Two kitchens mean you can cook a real breakfast instead of eating a granola bar in the dark.
The bar cabin in the middle is where the day gets talked about. It has a half bath, so nobody's walking across the property at midnight.
The ATV and side-by-side trails aren't just for fun here. They make setting stands, hauling gear, and getting an animal out a lot less miserable than dragging it a half mile through a ravine.
Two RV hookups at the panel, 120V 30 amp and 250V 50 amp, if part of your group would rather stay in a camper.
Dates, seasons, areas and the rate all get agreed with Aaron before a hunting trip is booked. Nothing about hunting here is automatic and nothing's included by default.
Every hunter needs the correct Indiana license and must follow all DNR season dates, bag limits, and equipment rules. Check the current regulations at in.gov/dnr before your trip.
Southern Indiana hill country, off Highway 50 between Bedford and Brownstown. The exact address and gate directions go out once your booking is confirmed.
Three cabins, 13 beds, 174 acres, and a gate that closes behind you. Three-night minimum. Check your dates on Airbnb.