Best Whitetail Deer Hunting Near Allentown

Your Whitetail Deer Hunting Experience of a Lifetime

Allentown hunters have several options for hunting Whitetail Deer, many claiming to be top-rated. Stonebridge Hunting Preserve is not the largest Whitetail Hunting Preserve. However, watch the video below. Compare Stonebridge to the other Whitetail Deer Hunting Preserves in Allentown or serving Allentown.

• Consider the abundance of trophy game.
• Look further down this page to see the incredible quality and size of the Whitetail Deer trophies taken at Stonebridge.
• Consider the beauty of the incredibly well-maintained property and the mountain landscape with stunning views.
• Check out the amazing hunt-inspiring hunting lodge.
• We welcome experienced and novice hunters of all ages;
• We're open year-round, seven days a week, to fit your schedule.
• We're just seven miles away from the Flight 93 National Memorial.
• Lastly, check out our affordable hunt pricing.

We feel confident you'll agree Stonebridge really is the Top Whitetail Deer Hunting Preserve and well worth the your trip from Allentown. We've had several guests from Allentown who have booked repeated hunting trips to Stonebridge. We look forward to giving you your Whitetail Deer Hunting Trip of a lifetime.

Enjoy a professionally guided Whitetail Deer hunt using your rifle, pistol, muzzleloader, crossbow, or compound bow on 400 acres of the most beautiful Whitetail Deer hunting preserve in Pennsylvania and the Northeast.

Hunting Tip: Aim for just behind the Whitetail Deer's shoulder, where you're most likely to hit vital internal organs.

Affordable Whitetail Deer Hunt Prices

(Book September through February for Trophy Bucks)

Our Trophy Whitetails are rated using a Boone and Crocket Scoring Sytem.

• Up to 159$ 3,900
• 160 - 199  $ 7,900
• 200 - 230  $ 8,900
• 231 - 299  $ 10,900
• 300 - 400  $ 11,900
• 400+ Call
• Includes FREE
  • Lodging for One Night;
  • Breakfast, Lunch; and
  • Guide.

*Call for Current Prices.

Whitetail Deer Characteristics

Whitetail Deer:

• are native to, and the most common species in, North America;
• can run up to 30 mph, are extremely agile and excellent swimmers, and most active in the morning and evening;
• antlers become larger and more complex every year; but the actual size of the rack is also a factor of genetics and nutrition;
• are reddish brown in spring and summer and grey-brown in fall and winter; and
• prefer forests, grasslands, and marshes.

Average Size and Weight: