Trempealeau County is well-known for its deer herd.  Pope and Young class bucks are common.  For the last several years, the turkey population has just kept increasing.  The county is divided into two turkey-hunting zones. One being excellent and the other better than excellent.

A state record is certainly out there gobbling somewhere in the county.  Fair to good duck hunting can be had in the Mississippi River Bottoms (Mississippi Wildlife Refuge).  Trappers can harvest various fur-bearing animals such as beavers, muskrats and mink.

Over 2000 acres of whitetail deer habitat with hardwood forest and rolling hills. The perimeter is controlled with a high game fence.

All deer are born and raised on the Brush Ranch. There are no tame or handfed deer. All the deer are as wild as any other deer on free ranging lands.

Any type of weapon can be used. No hunting license is needed. Hunts can be done between September 20th and January 31st.