A slice of heaven. From the guided pheasant hunts to three sporting clay courses, five stands, all positioned on a gorgeous chunk of land.
An experienceA thousand acres reserved for your team. Catering and coordination handled. The kind of day your team is still talking about Monday morning.
Wild pheasant that actually flies hard. American Royalty all-day experiences. Course design that respects the sport. Vistas you remember. The lodge in the late afternoon. No one rushing you out.
Fundraiser dinners, association events, sportsman banquets. We've run them for industry associations and conservation groups for decades, including the NWTF Jake's Day we host each year. Smooth flow at high volume. Pricing that makes the planner look good to the board.
Never shot a clay before? Wednesday Steak Night is your easiest way in. Sunday public shoots run all year. Bring the kids, bring the cousins, bring the friend who keeps asking. No expertise required, just curiosity.
A thousand-acre sporting estate in Dilliner, Pennsylvania. Roughly seventy-five minutes south of Pittsburgh, ninety minutes from Morgantown, two hours from Cleveland, fifteen minutes from an airfield.
Sporting clays year-round, wild upland bird hunting in season, corporate and fundraising events, the Hunting Hills Armory and Outfitters on-property, and the Hawkeyes youth sporting clays program.
Yes. Sunday public shoots and Wednesday Steak Night are open to the public. Reservations recommended for hunts and group events.
Our upland program is built around wild rooster hunting that flies hard. Hunting Hills is a sporting estate, not a put-and-take preserve.
A full-day experience patterned on British high-pass shooting. English-style pass shooting in the morning. American upland hunting in the afternoon. Steak fillet lunch, drinks, guides with dogs, bird processing all included. Built for groups of eight to twelve.
Send an inquiry through the corporate page or call directly. We respond within twenty-four hours with a tailored proposal.
Our youth sporting clays team. Two-time national champions. Active for nineteen years. Corporate sponsorships and patronage opportunities open.
Sixty years, since the original shooting preserve license was issued in 1967. The current course was built by hand from a reclaimed strip mine.
A slice of heaven. From the guided pheasant hunts to three sporting clay courses, five stands, all positioned on a gorgeous chunk of land.
The Sislers treat us as friends, not just clients. Ras and his family are such class people. The clays courses are challenging and well maintained.
Comfort, quality, and challenging to the level you desire. The sporting clay courses are inspiring. Ras goes out of his way to encourage you and give advice.
