North America upland

SUNSHINE STATE COVEYS

Quail Hunting in Florida

The Hunt

A true southern tradition , quail hunting is non-stop wing shooting action along with the enjoyment of watching a great dog work!

Our quail fields are meticulously burned and chopped to ensure the best conditions for our Bobwhite quail.

Whether a pair of hunting buddies, or a corporate retreat of up to 20 guests we can assure you the finest quail shooting in North America.

South Georgia may be known as the quail plantation capital, but we feel our wire grass, palmetto flats, with scattered pines and grandfather oaks are unparalleled!

This with our newly built 9000sq ft. lodge, where our chef will amaze you with one of our signature meals such as fried quail, tomato gravy and rice, collard greens, followed by the best bread pudding ever built, gives us the confidence to guarantee you an experience unrivaled!!

Pricing & Fees

1/2 day hunts starting at $450.00* per hunter - 12 birds

2 man minimum to book

INCLUDED IN YOUR HUNT

Lunch
Professional Guide Service over trained pointing dogs and retrievers
All transportation during the hunt

NOT INCLUDED IN YOUR HUNT

Overnight lodging - available for $200.00 per person, per night
Guide Gratuities
Hunting Permits, Tags, Licenses and Stamps
Regular Hunting Equipment
Hotel and Air Fares
Ground transportation

Hunt Information

SEASON DATES: October through March

ACCOMMODATION: Lodge

NEAREST AIRPORT: Orlando International (MCO)

DRIVING DISTANCE FROM MAJOR CITIES: 120 minutes from Orlando

TRANSPORTATION: Car rental is required

APPROXIMATE LICENSE COST: Florida Hunting License: $46.50 (10 day)

Turkey Permit: $125.00

*Prices are subject to change without notice.

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Georgia Quail

Quail Hunting in Georgia

There was a time when the call of the bobwhite echoed across the South—now, it’s a rare sound.

Our partners have carved out a place where that sound still lives. Where the land is worked with care, not for show, but for the return of something we love. This ground has been privately held by the same family for the last 108 years.

These quail hunts aren’t built for crowds. They’re private, personal affairs—quiet mornings, sharp dogs, and experienced guides who know when to speak and when to stay silent.

The Georgia season runs from October through March, but the memories tend to linger far longer.

The Hunt

This hunt is crafted in the same spirit and tradition that the owner experienced while hunting alongside his grandfather. Every quail course has its own distinct personality. Some fields open into stands of long-leaf pines with varying density, while others roll gently into hardwood bottoms or stretch across classic South Georgia upland terrain lined with broad loblolly pines. Pines, open fields, gentle hills, shaded pockets—each landscape brings its own charm. Across three hunts, no hunter will experience the same ground or habitat twice, ensuring every outing feels fresh and memorable.

The guides are just as unique as the terrain. Each one brings authentic Southern hospitality paired with a level of field expertise that’s hard to come by. They know the land, they know the birds, and they know how to create an experience that feels both relaxed and elite. A highlight for many guests is the incredible team of dogs—primarily German Shorthaired Pointers, supported by talented flush dogs including energetic Cocker Spaniels and reliable Labradors. There’s nothing quite like watching a well-trained bird dog work: the intensity of the point, the sweep of the tail, the burst of action when the covey rises.

Every hunt is tailored to the shooter’s ability. Whether you're a seasoned wingshooter or heading out for the first time, the guides adjust the pace and setups to give you a true opportunity to succeed. With strong coveys, close-working dogs, and approachable walks from the jeep, each hunter has every chance to reach their limit on both morning and afternoon hunts—though, as always, your accuracy will tell the final story.

Pricing & Fees

$4,395.00 per hunter - double occupancy

3 days/2 nights

INCLUDED IN YOUR HUNT

2 nights accommodations - double occupancy queen beds
All meals & Open bar
Sporting clays & instruction
3 quail hunts
All transportation during the hunt

NOT INCLUDED IN YOUR HUNT

Air transportation
Gun rental
Shells
Gratuities

Hunt Information

SEASON DATES: Mid October – Mid March

ACCOMMODATION: Historical Southern Plantation

NEAREST AIRPORT: Atlanta Hartsfield International Airport - (ATL)

Municipal and Private Airports available in Macon and Dublin, GA

TRANSPORTATION: Rental Car required from ATL - Two hour drive from Atlanta to the plantation

*Prices are subject to change without notice.

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South Dakota Pheasant

Pheasants in South Dakota

Hunting both non-preserve wild birds and birds on preserve land offers the best of both worlds for hunters looking for a unique and challenging experience. You are offered the chance to hunt not only on preserved land but also be able to hunt wild birds on unmanaged land.

Hunting wild birds in their natural habitats provides a sense of adventure and the thrill of the hunt, as hunters must understand the behavior and habitat of the species they are pursuing. On the other hand, hunting birds on preserve lands offers a more controlled environment, with well-stocked populations and the convenience of a managed habitat and more consistent hunts.

Combining these two types of hunting allows hunters to experience the excitement of pursuing wild game in the great outdoors and the controlled environment of preserve lands. This offers a variety of hunting opportunities, making for a well-rounded hunting experience.

THE HUNTING

Hunting wild pheasants in South Dakota is a popular activity for hunters seeking a thrilling experience in the great outdoors. With its sprawling prairies and diverse habitats, South Dakota boasts a thriving population of wild pheasants. Hunting these birds requires experienced guides, as well as quality habitat. In addition to the thrill of the hunt, pursuing wild pheasants in South Dakota provides a chance to explore the beautiful and rugged landscape of the state.