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We have flight conditioned Pheasant, Chukars, and Quail. We offer some of the lowest prices with no gun charges, no per person charges no membership fees, and no bag limit. We prefer you bring your own dogs but do have guides available if you don’t have any. We also offer fair chase turkey and deer … Continued
Tinnin Hunt Club is located 50 min south of Albuquerque New Mexico on I-25. We provide upland game bird hunting for pheasant, chukar, and quail. We also have additional species to harves such as turkey, geese, ducks, gamble quail, crane, deer and elk, follaw pigs, and coyotes. In addition we have a luxurious Club house … Continued
New England Upland sporting club is a hunting / shooting preserve dedicated to providing wing shooting experiences as they were meant to be. We believe in preserving the tradition of upland bird hunting, the bond between dog and handler, promoting the sporting life style and the creation of lasting memories of time spent with friends … Continued
Situated on 437 acres in Hampshire County, West Virginia (off of Route 29 South, near Delray), we are only a couple hours from the Washington, D.C. area and 45 minutes from Winchester, VA. We provide a large variety of activities, ranging from shooting clays at “The Matrix” 5-stand, fishing, and camping, to hunting for quail, … Continued
The July/August issue of NAGA News is hitting mailboxes this week. We hope you enjoy our latest issue! #NAGA
A NAGA member asks the following:
“I’m looking for a lab that can test quail and eggs. We are having low hatch rates. Can anyone recommend a lab?”
Please respond in the comments with a recommendation, or you’re welcome to message NAGA!
Well have a call into the Utah lab that I made a phone call to a member and he recommended.... Guess will see if they call me back. the GA lab I cannot get any response to.
Contact your ag extension service
Contact Jeff Mayes, has helped me through a lot of hatching difficulties.
The May/June issue of NAGA News is out!
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