From the top of the hill you can first see the historic white barn of Trail’s End nestled in a secluded, wooded Eden where all things come together. With over 3,500 acres of the finest whitetail deer hunting and turkey hunting in the world, only at Trail’s End can you once again discover the tranquility and beauty of nature’s rich bounty at its glorious best! Trail’s End was founded in 1857 when Thomas Richardson of the Kentucky hill country arrived in Wayne County, Iowa. Our family has operated this farm for the past 25 years and plan to continue doing so well into our next generation.. We intensively manage our food plots, corn fields, soybean fields, clover & alpha, CRP and timber to promote an abundance of top quality trophy wildlife. This includes monster whitetail bucks! We also lease some select prime turkey and deer hunting land from our neighbors and friends to provide ample hunting opportunities for all of our guests. Since we own and operate the land you will be hunting on, we have the distinct advantage of being able to limit the amount of hunters that we take per hunting season. Some outfitters lease all their land & lodging, therefore overbooking can and commonly does take place. Under these circumstances, deer can be very quickly depleted and the quality of your hunt will suffer. Our mission is to not let this happen. Iowa is #3 in the Nation for harvesting Pope and Young record book whitetail deer. Trail’s End is located in Allerton, Iowa in Zone #5, known for producing some of the largest whitetail bucks in the world year after year. Come hunt with Trail’s End where we are dedicated to preserving a dream and a way of life. CLICK HERE FOR PRICING »

ANTLER FINDS 6/4/2009 We had a good antler hunt this spring.  We found lots of singles and some really good pairs. It took a lot of time, but with Ella (the dog) and the horses it all payed off.   We have had a hard spring getting the crops in and the food plots planted.  Who would ever think we would be still planting beans in June.  We did get... Read More »