For hunters

Find a processor who’s actually taking deer.

Every shop here books online. Pick a drop-off date, choose your cuts, and get told when the order’s ready — instead of calling five places to ask who has room.

2 shops in 2 states. Browse the whole directory by state.

What booking looks like

Three minutes on your phone in the truck.

There’s no app to download and no account to make. You open the shop’s page, fill in a short form, and you’re done.

01

Find a shop with room left

Search above by shop name, city, or state. Every listing shows the address, hours, and phone number, plus what the shop charges by species and what the cut options cost.

Shops set a daily limit on how many animals they can take, so the booking page only offers dates that still have space. You’re not guessing whether they’re full.

02

Pick your date and your cuts

Choose a drop-off date, enter your name and tag information, and tick the cuts you want — steaks, roasts, burger, whatever that shop offers. It’s the same cut sheet you’d fill out at the counter, just before you drive over.

You get a confirmation number right there on the screen, like WD-A3X7K2, and an email copy if you leave an address. Some shops also hold your spot with a deposit; if yours does, it says so on the form.

03

Stop calling to ask if it's ready

As the shop moves your order along — received, processing, ready for pickup — you get an email automatically. No calling back on your lunch break to be told “not yet.”

Questions still go straight to the shop. Replies to those messages reach them, not us, and the shop’s phone number is in every one.

What it costs you

Nothing. You pay the shop.

WildDrop is paid by the processor, not by you. Booking a drop-off is free, there’s no membership, and the price you pay for processing is whatever the shop charges — the same as if you’d walked in.

If the days you want are already taken, join that shop’s waitlist and you’ll hear when a slot opens up. That’s the part that used to mean calling back every morning.

What you get

  • A drop-off date you picked, not one you waited on
  • Prices by species and cut, before you commit
  • A confirmation number, and an email copy if you want one
  • An email at every step — received, processing, ready
  • A waitlist spot when a shop is full
  • No app, no account, no password to remember

Don’t see your shop?

Tell them. It takes them ten minutes.

The directory only lists shops taking bookings through WildDrop, and it’s early — plenty of good processors aren’t on here yet. If the shop you use is drowning in phone calls every November, send them a link. Getting listed is the same ten minutes as setting up their booking page.

What WildDrop looks like from behind the counter — the page to forward to your processor.

Book it now. Sort the freezer out later.

Find a shop with room, pick your date, and drive over knowing they're expecting you.

Free for hunters. Questions? support@trywilddrop.com