Meemo’s Farm: More Than Meets The Eye

Michigan’s Meemo’s Farm is undoubtedly one of the most unique wingshooting venues in America. Sure, it offers bird hunters great shooting coupled with exquisite lodging, dining and amenities, but there’s way more to Meemo’s farm than that. Below are a few details for wingshooters who want to know how this destination stands apart from all the others.

Quick Facts

• Despite a rich bird hunting tradition and large population of resident wingshooters, Michigan is home to just a couple of luxury wingshooting ledges, making Meemo’s a truly special destination for upscale bird hunts seeking “fun with a gun” in the Wolverine State.

• Of America’s many wingshooting lodges, some offer wild-bird hunting and some specialize in released birds. It is almost always one or the other. With the unique ability to take guests out for wild grouse and woodcock as well as to conduct high-quality hunts for liberated pheasants, quail and chukar, Meemo’d is one of the few wingshooting establishments that can legitimately do both.

• Located in the south-central part of Michigan’s Lower Peninsula, Meemo’s offers hunters traveling to or from the fabled Upper Peninsula the opportunity to pop in and add some bonus days to their trip.

Fun Fact

Prior to arriving at Meemo’s, Manager Simon Leach spent 24 years as a PH in Africa, where he specialized in conducting wingshoots for guinea fowl, francolin, waterfowl and rock pegeons in South Africa and guided for big game in Mozambique. From expert advice on training bird dogs to captivating dangerous-game stories, Leach is a veritable fountain of interesting conversation.

Did You Know?

For all of its ability to offer guests a wide array of high-quality bird hunting (and clay shooting) opportunities, Meemo’s is also the perfect place for non-shooters. Hiking, ATV riding, bowling, ziplining, canoeing and day-spa luxuriating are among the multitude of activities that wingshooters’ spouses and children can enjoy without leaving the premises.