15,000 acres in South Dakota on the banks of the Missouri River for you to hunt, fish and explore. Enjoy the incredible views, stalk your prey, ride the ranch and learn of the history of the opening of the American West.

Experience the same unchartered territory along the Missouri River that Lewis and Clark traveled in 1804 by visiting this famous working ranch. This was also an early steamboat landing for boats coming from Fort Sioux City upriver to Fort Pierre and beyond. In the early 1900's Peter Heggestad found the whitened skull of a mule embedded in a huge cottonwood tree, thus the name Mulehead Ranch. Owned by the Jackson brothers from 1910 - 1925, they built a two-story house, many outbuildings and increased the land holding to the largest in the state at that time. The Mulehead Ranch headquarters were purchased by the Haisch family in the early 1930's.

We enjoy sharing this beautiful and historic ranch with hunters, families, fisherman, and welcome YOU to come stay in that same two-story house and ranch headquarters where much of the history began. Imagine yourself sitting in a rocker on the front porch enjoying this view......it doesn't get much better than this!