Pricing and Information
We have been hosting shooting for over 18 years. Below are our different 'Packages'. Why not give us a call to tailor a package to your requirements.Quail Run yearly memberships
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Full Family - $275
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Full Individual - $225
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Sporting Clays Only - $120
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Couples Clays Only - $175
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Archery Only - $50
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Handgun Range Only - $50
Hunting Package Specials
Fall 2012- Spring 2013
Whether you prefer to use your dog or have us provide a guide and dog, hunts at Quail Run will be an experience you won’t soon forget. Hunt fields and upland bird habitat at Quail Run are unsurpassed. Choose to hunt the Cottonwood Creek bottoms or fields of Milo, Millet, Oats and grass land. If you wish, start your day with a round of Sporting Clays, trap or skeet to get yourself warmed up. (Please no more than five (5) hunters per field)
Member Single Hunter: 4-Pheasants, 4-Chukars: $125.00
Member Two Hunter Package: 7-Pheasants 7-Chukars - Price for up to two hunters $220.00
Member Three Hunter Package: 10-Pheasants 8-Chukars Price for up to four hunters: $295.00
Member Four or Five Hunter Package: 17- Pheasants – 16-Chukars Total price for up to 5 hunters: $535.00
Non-Member Single Hunter: 4-Pheasants, 3-Chukars: $135.00
Non-Member Two Hunter Package: 7-Pheasants 5-Chukars Total price for up to two hunters: $230.00
Non-Member Three Hunters Package: 10-Pheasants, 8-Chukars, Total price for up to four hunters: $325.00
Non-Member Four or Five Hunter Package: 16-Pheasants, 12-Chukars, Total price for up to 5 hunters: $535.00
Customize Your Own Hunt Package:
Minimum cost of Birds purchased = $100.00 for first hunter, $ 50.00 for each additional hunter in the group. No more than five (5) hunters per field.
If you would like Quail Run to provide a guide and dogs for any of the above hunts please call us and we’ll package that service with your hunt. Price $135.00 per hunt.
Custom packages for your individual or corporate needs will gladly be handled upon request.
"Chukar",
around 32–35 cm (13-14 in) long bird, with a light brown back, grey breast, and buff belly. The face is white with a black gorget. It has rufous-streaked flanks and red legs. When disturbed, it prefers to run rather than fly, but if necessary it flies a short distance on rounded wings.It is very similar to the Rock Partridge, Alectoris graeca, but is browner on the back and has a yellowish tinge to the foreneck. The sharply defined gorget distinguishes this species from the Red-legged Partridge. Their song is a noisy chuck-chuck-chukar-chukar.
"Hun"
Also known as Grey Partridge and European Partridge. Most commonly are called "Huns" in the U.S. Huns inhabit the northern third of the agricultural lands in North America. They are especially fond of open, irrigated land. Hungarian Partridge are not native in the Western Hemisphere. The North American strain appears to have been imported from Czechoslovakia. Relatively small in size, the adult Hungarian Partridge averages 12-14 inches in length.
"Pheasant"
The
adult male "Pheasant" of the nominate subspecies
Phasianus colchicus colchicus is 60–89 cm (24–35 in) in length with a
long brown streaked black tail, accounting for almost 50 cm (20 in) of
the total length. The body plumage is barred bright gold and brown
plumage with green, purple and white markings. The head is bottle green
with a small crest and distinctive red wattle. P. c. colchicus and some
other races lack a white neck ring.
Flavistic hen . The female (hen) is much less showy, with a duller mottled
brown plumage all over and measuring 50–63 cm (20–25 in) long including
a tail of around 20 cm (8 in). Juvenile birds have the appearance of the
female with a shorter tail until young males begin to grow
characteristic bright feathers on the breast, head and back at about 10
weeks after hatching.
Opening Times
Wednesday to Monday.08:00 ~17:00
Tuesday Closed all day
Gun Shop
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On Site store offering shells, powder, shot, and a lot more..
