Flying B’s Dogs by the Numbers
Dogwork is the most critical component of the premium five-species wingshoots for which Flying B Ranch is famous.
Flying B Ranch FAQs
The Shooting Sportsman Endorsed Lodge Program and Flying B Ranch recently reviewed some FAQs that show why this Idaho gem is such a popular Western destination. Marketing Manager Karen Syron took a minute to field a few questions…
Primland FAQs
The state of Virginia may not be rife with upscale wingshooting lodges, but Patrick County’s Primland Resort has earned a reputation as one of the finest bird hunting destinations in the country. Primland Vice President Steve Helms briefed us on what the resort has to offer.
Joshua Creek Ranch FAQs
An upland mixed bag of quail, pheasant and chukar over pointers; European-style driven-pheasant shooting; and decoyed mallard hunts—experience the “Texas Trifecta” at Joshua Creek Ranch! Director of Marketing, Sales & Guest Services Kevin Welborn recently answered some frequently asked questions about the lodge.
Leen's Lodge FAQs
The Shooting Sportsman Endorsed Lodge Program continues its "behind the scenes" series with Leen's Lodge, in eastern Maine. Owner Scott Weeks was happy to answer a few questions about the lodge.
Winghaven Lodge FAQs
America’s finest bobwhite quail hunting traditionally takes place on Southern plantations or Texas ranches. Russell Edwards, owner of Winghaven Lodge, would like the shooting world to know that his Kentucky hunt ranks right there with the best of them.
Ameri-Cana Expeditions FAQs
The Shooting Sportsman Endorsed Lodge Program continues its "behind the scenes" series with Ameri-Cana Expeditions, in East Central, Alberta. Co-owner Dan Frederick was happy to answer a few questions about the lodge . . . .
Firesteel Creek Lodge FAQs
South Dakota’s Firesteel Creek Lodge might be the most popular wingshooting lodge in the Midwest. Owner Mark Lindskov walks us through some of the things that help make a trip to Firesteel so desirable.
Castle Valley FAQs
One of the most intriguing and often-asked-about wingshooting lodges in the nation is Castle Valley Outdoors. Georgia quail and Dakota pheasants conjure recognizable images in the mind’s eye, but southern Utah is something novel to the imagination of most wingshooters. Castle Valley Outdoors Manager Jim Fauver provided answers to some FAQs.
Firesteel’s Crossover Birds
Firesteel Creek Lodge is located in one of the better sharptail grouse regions in the US.
The Draw of Decoyed Ducks
Joshua Creek’s decoyed mallard duck hunt is a three-hour experience that can be enjoyed on its own or as one leg of the “Texas Trifecta.”
The Draw of Mule-Drawn Wagons
Pine Hill Plantation is one of onl a few places where hunters can enjoy bobwhite hunting exclusively from horseback and mule-drawn wagon.