220 N Main Ave. , Presho, SD 57568(Lyman County)

Ringnecks Lodge is a premier, fully remodeled 6,000-square-foot sporting retreat set in the heart of South Dakota’s legendary Golden Triangleone of the most renowned pheasant hunting regions in the entire country. Originally built in 1907 to house the First State Bank in downtown Presho, this historic structure has been transformed into a luxury hunting lodge that blends timeless character with modern comfort. From the moment you arrive, the charm of Main Street meets the elevated feel of a high-end hunting destination.

The expansive 5,000-square-foot main level is designed to host large groups with ease and comfort. Featuring four bedrooms, 15 beds, four full bathrooms, a beautiful full kitchen, spacious dining room, and inviting common areas, it offers everything needed for a premium hunting experience. The game room boasts billiards and poker, while multiple entertainment zones and four large-screen TVs ensure plenty of space to unwind. A dedicated mud and dog room, laundry room, paved parking, high-speed Wi-Fi, and a large fenced backyard with dog kennels make this lodge both practical and luxurious for serious hunters. The lodge comes fully furnished. Also included is the website www.Ringnecks.com and the unique phone number 1-605-ROOSTER.

The fully remodeled 1,000-square-foot second level offers a private, upscale retreat. With two bedrooms, five beds, a full kitchen, dining room, comfortable living area, and a stylish bathroom with double sinks, this space is perfect for groups seeking privacy or extended stays. Its elevated view of Main Street highlights the charm of downtown Presho while offering all the comforts of home, including two TVs, Wi-Fi, and additional sleeping options.

Perfectly positioned just off Interstate 90, Ringnecks Lodge offers unmatched accessibility. Presho sits in the center of Lyman Countyjust 45 miles from Pierre, 170 miles from Rapid City, and 180 miles from Sioux Fallsright where hunters want to be. The lodge’s location on Main Street, next to Jet Lanes and across from Husman’s Grocery Store, keeps guests connected and comfortable while remaining steps away from the region’s incredible habitat.

Complementing the lodge is an exceptional 313 acres of habitat-rich land located just six miles north. This tract offers everything needed for world-class pheasant hunting: established tree belts, thoughtfully designed food plots, CRP habitat, multiple dams for water and cover, and highly productive crop ground with superior soils. The farmland provides excellent yield potential while also offering the opportunity to expand habitat and enhance wildlife production even further. The land includes a 1 acre parcel extensively improved and surrounded by a 6 foot chain-link fence with gates for walk-through and drive-through access. Services to this one acre parcel include a septic system, fiber optics, rural water and three phase electricity. Included are 3 40 foot shipping containers with electricity to each container. Two of them are fully insulated. There’s also a 40 x 20 greenhouse with electricity. This parcel also includes ground fabric and irrigation supplied by drip lines and three above ground tanks capable of holding 1500 gallons.

Together, the fully furnished lodge and land create a rare, turnkey opportunity to own one of South Dakota’s finest hunting operations. Whether you’re seeking an income-producing lodge, a premier private retreat, or an investment in exceptional hunting land, Ringnecks Lodge offers a unique combination of history, luxury, habitat, and location in the heart of America’s best pheasant country.

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The Golden Triangle of South Dakota Pheasant Hunting

Each year the South Dakota Game, Fish & Parks conducts a brood count survey which provides the best estimate of the State’spheasant population. The individual route counts are categorized under the larger cities closest to the survey routes. The cities of Pierre, Chamberlain & Winner are, routinely, the top 3 pheasant populations in the State, and Lyman County makes up the center of that Golden Triangle of cities. Lyman County is the heart of South Dakota’s Golden Triangle of pheasant hunting.

When choosing a place for your South Dakota pheasant hunting vacation, location is key! Choosing a place with the highest pheasant population with fewer hunters will provide your group with the most wild pheasant shots.

The best location for South Dakota pheasant hunting is in Lyman County, South Dakota. I-90 runs through Lyman County so it provides easy access to the communities within Lyman CountyReliance, Lyman, Kennebec, Presho and Vivian.

Ringnecks Lodge is located in Presho, South Dakota. Presho is located just west of the center of Lyman County which is the heart of the Golden Triangle of pheasant hunting! To get to Ringnecks, take exit 225 or 226 off of I-90 and proceed into Presho which is next to I-90 and turn north onto Main Street and proceed to downtown, and Ringnecks Lodge is located on the right side of downtown Main Street,

Location

Presho is right along Interstate-90 at exits 225 and 226. From Sioux Falls, you simply head west on I-90 until you get to exit 226 (about 180 miles). From Rapid City, you travel east on I-90 (about 160 miles). South Dakota is well known for its world class pheasant hunting. Lyman County is in central South Dakota, where some of the highest pheasant numbers in the state are found. This area is unlike any other. Every year Lyman County statistically ranks at the top with the highest pheasant populations in South Dakota and all North America! Lyman County and Presho is strategically located in the center of the golden triangle. The golden triangle is special because it consistently boasts the best WILD pheasant hunting numbers in North America. The golden triangle forms a connecting line between the cities of Pierre, Winner, and Chamberlain. The city of Presho is in the center of that triangle.

The Presho area not only boasts glorious hunting opportunities, but a long list of recreational activities as well. For boaters and campers, the Missouri River is only a mere 40-minute drive away, andone can experience the breathtaking scenery that adorns the river’s banks.