(2 Day) Panhandle Safari Hunting Adventure in Florida
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 days (overnight camping)
Fitness Level
Participants should have reasonable endurance and be comfortable walking over uneven terrain for hours.
Overview
Experience an exclusive 2-day hunting safari with Eddie Brochin in Florida’s Panhandle. Enjoy expert guidance, pristine landscapes, and memorable wildlife encounters on this private outdoor adventure.
Details
Join Master Outdoorsman Eddie Brochin for a thrilling 2-day Panhandle Safari on his exclusive property near Panama City Beach, Florida. This private hunting experience offers more than just a challenge—it’s a chance to connect deeply with nature in a pristine setting famed for its diverse wildlife and scenic landscapes. Whether you're an experienced hunter or looking to sharpen your skills, Eddie provides expert guidance and insider knowledge to make every moment count. The trip combines the excitement of the hunt with educational elements to enhance your understanding of the local ecosystem and ethical hunting practices. You’ll camp comfortably on-site, giving you full immersion in the Florida outdoors. Alongside hunting, this adventure allows you to enjoy the region’s beauty and spot species unique to the Panhandle. Ultimate Outdoors TV ensures a professionally organized trip that prioritizes safety and personalized attention. Expect memorable moments, valuable lessons, and a genuine outdoor challenge that will leave you eager to return for more.
Adventure Tips
Bring your hunting license and permits
Ensure all necessary legal documentation for hunting in Florida is up to date before arrival.
Wear lightweight, breathable clothing
Florida’s humid climate can cause overheating, so dress accordingly for comfort and mobility.
Use insect repellent with DEET
Mosquitoes and ticks are common; a strong repellent helps prevent bites and potential illness.
Stay hydrated throughout the day
Carry plenty of water to avoid dehydration during long hours outdoors.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Hidden winding trails along Little River for quiet wildlife observation
- A secluded freshwater creek favored by local bird species for feeding and nesting
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Eastern wild hog
History
Brackettville has deep roots in frontier and military history, with Fort Clark once serving as a key military post.
Conservation
The property practices sustainable hunting with strict quotas and habitat management to protect local ecosystems.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Hilltop overlooking the hunting grounds
- Near the creek during dawn for wildlife shots
- Edge of the forest at golden hour for landscape photography
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Lightweight waterproof boots
Protect your feet while navigating muddy or wet terrain common in Florida’s Panhandle.
summer specific
Binoculars
Enhance your ability to spot wildlife from a distance for safer, more effective tracking.
Camouflage clothing
Blend into the natural surroundings during peak hunting season.
fall specific
Insect repellent
Keep mosquitoes and ticks at bay to stay comfortable and healthy.
spring specific