Rules and regulations
Hunting Opportunities
Our private and public lands are commingled in a checkerboard pattern across the ranch. While we provide access to hunting lands we do ask that you familiarize yourself with the current rules and restrictions, be respectful of our livestock and private lands. Asking you to pack out what you pack in.
There are limited parts of the ranch land that are not open to public access and Violators will be prosecuted.
Current Guidelines
Make sure you understand the current hunting rules and regulations before heading out into the field. See Nevada Department of Wildlife for further information
Shed Hunting
In 2021, Nevada Legislature adopted the Nevada Antler Shed Hunting law, shed hunting is prohibited from January 1st - April 30th. As of May 1st to June 30th shed hunting collection is allowed with a free certification. Those wanting to shed hunt must obtain a permit from the ranch office as well.
Outfitting
Hunting
The broad topography of the Winecup Gamble Ranch(es) provides an array of wildlife such as mule deer, pronghorn, antelope, elk, coyote, fox, cougar, bobcat, beaver and badger all sharing their home on the range with our cowherd. In addition, numerous waterfowl find refuge in the cattails and shallow waters of the Thousand Springs drainage. Along with waterfowl, chukar partridges are another game bird that can be found on the ranch, offering an excellent upland bird hunting challenge.
With our current population of over 1,800 head of elk, hunting is a strong attraction for sportsman of Northeastern Nevada. It is for this reason that we have partnered with Western Wildlife Adventures as one of the largest mule deer, elk and antelope outfitters in this area of Nevada. The hunts create memorable and quality experiences that last a lifetime.
For those interested in guided hunting opportunities on our ranch, contact Western Wildlife Adventures for your next excursion with trophy-sized game rewards. Accommodations, travel and transportation are all provided as part of the experience.
Crittendon Reservoir
Fly Fishing
Crittendon Reservoir, a 200 acre lake, a renowned premier trout fishery, originally constructed in 1955 to provide livestock and wildlife a water source, it continues to serve as an important water source.
The reservoir is fed by a natural spring system and stocked with a variety of species including rainbow trout, brown trout, brook trout, tiger trout and largemouth bass. For the last 40 years this special gem has been overseen by ranch personal, boasting trophy bass measuring up to a prized 30".
This private still water fishery can be accessed by membership only. Please reach out to become a part of this unique membership.
Membership Info
To inquire about membership for this incredible fishery, please contact Chris Hall at:
Western Wildlife Adventures 209-728-5394