Hunting At Milford Lodge...

Milford Lodge offers over 3000 acres of prime hunting territory.  Two different farms are available both are privately owned and cropped each year.  The fields are often planted in corn and soy beans providing an excellent food source for the wild life.  The unique mix of fields, woods, and water provide just right amount of habitat to support large deer and turkey populations.  During the winter months the bodies of water provide a rest stop for migrating birds.  The farm surrounding the lodge is bordered by the Ohio river in the North and Deer creek in the West.  Just South of the Ohio River lies Barnett lake.  Barnett Lake provides and excellent water hole for ducks and geese and in the summer months yields large amounts of catfish and crappie.  Click on the links to the left to explore some of the hunting opportunities at Milford Lodge.

A little about the Lodge....

  The town of Milford sat on the border of Crittenden and Livingston Counties but was destroyed in the flood of 1937.  Several years after the flood the house was moved to it's present location atop a new basement foundation.  The lodge was remodeled in 2003 with hunters in mind.  During most days deer and turkey can be scene feeding in the fields and wood lines surrounding the lodge.    A mud room exists to keep your living area clean and comfortable.  A full kitchen and an outside bar-b-q pit exists for the chefs in the group and meals can be delivered if needed.

Game Feeding at Milford Lodge....