About Us
A message from Randy and Kelli
"Family has been and always will be our number one priority. The enhancements we made to our property, which became the Estate's origin, were made possible through our parent's love, generosity, and hard work. We have built upon those efforts and are proud and honored to share what we have created with you and your families."
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Owners Randy and Kelli Marsh started Crooked Creek Whitetails, LLC in 2011 as a whitetail hunting preserve. Randy's love for whitetail deer started as a young boy. He purchased his first whitetail deer (John Deer) in 1992 and has raised them ever since.
Randy and Kelli have been married for 32 years and have two children, a daughter Hunter and a son Brody. In 2018 they began to enhance the Estate property to host their daughter's wedding to Chase Sanford. In May 2020, Randy and Kelli became grandparents to Rafe and Renlee Sanford, their adorable twins.
Soon after Hunter and Chase's wedding, Randy and Kelli decided to change services from whitetail hunting to an event center and renamed the business to Crooked Creek Whitetails Estate.
Throughout the years, raising whitetail deer has been a big part of their lives. They will continue to have a few deer on the Estate property in one of the wooded fields. As their signature trademark, the whitetail deer and pasture are available to the hosting guest as a photo op.
Randy and Kelli have been married for 32 years and have two children, a daughter Hunter and a son Brody. In 2018 they began to enhance the Estate property to host their daughter's wedding to Chase Sanford. In May 2020, Randy and Kelli became grandparents to Rafe and Renlee Sanford, their adorable twins.
Soon after Hunter and Chase's wedding, Randy and Kelli decided to change services from whitetail hunting to an event center and renamed the business to Crooked Creek Whitetails Estate.
Throughout the years, raising whitetail deer has been a big part of their lives. They will continue to have a few deer on the Estate property in one of the wooded fields. As their signature trademark, the whitetail deer and pasture are available to the hosting guest as a photo op.
