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Built for groups of all kinds — hunting parties, family reunions, milestone celebrations, and everything in between. The lodge sleeps up to 12 guests across four bedrooms, with an open great room, a hand-crafted dining table that seats the whole group, and a full kitchen stocked for big meals. The kind of comfortable space where good times happen and stories get told well into the night.
The actual lodge was built in 2017, but the Tuttle farmstead on Section 12 was established in 1971. Farming, ranching, nature, and wildlife has always been a part of this land.
Boyd and Judy Tuttle established their homestead on the south half of Section 12 in 1971. The "T" stands for Tuttle, and the Lazy "J" portion of the brand was Boyd's way to honor his wife Judy.
The property is now managed by their descendants, continuing the legacy and heritage of the Tuttle family on the plains.
Mugs, tees, caps, and more — shop the full collection online and have it shipped straight to your door.
We keep dates limited to ensure every group has a genuine, uncrowded experience. Reach out early — the fall season books fast.
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