New For 2008/2009: Horseback Hunting For Quail. Click Here

Our Quail hunts provide an excellent staff of guides and outstanding dogs for your day afield.

Our Jeeps and wagons are set up to handle up to 6 hunters; however, hunts can be conducted for two, four or six shooters per party, although only two hunters will shoot on any covey rise.

Shenandoah utilizes early release Quail programs as well as an aggressive management of habitat for wild Quail. These hunts can be scheduled for overnight or just for a day visit.

Our Day Quail Hunts generally begin around 9 am CST. Hunters will load into the Jeep or wagon and proceed through the property on a hunting course. The terrain is varied with rolling hills, fields and bottoms.

The hunters will break for lunch around 12 noon and go to the main house

Our overnight hunters generally arrive late on the afternoon before the hunt and settle into the lodge. A hot Southern meal is served for dinner that evening at whatever time is arranged by the Quail hunters and their host. A breakfast of eggs, bacon and the works is generally served the following morning at 8am CST. 

The hunters will load into the jeep or wagon and proceed through the property on a hunting course.

The hunters will break for lunch around 12 noon and go to the lodge for sandwiches or a light lunch.

The afternoon hunt begins around 1pm and ends around 4pm.

We can accommodate a limited number of Quail hunts on horseback. Just call for details if that is your pleasure.

                                         New!! Horseback Hunting For Quail At Shenandoah
For our 2008/2009 hunting season we are adding hunting off the horses as an option to our commercial hunting menu. We also have a new property that we will be allowing customers to book horseback hunts on. We call it Cross keys and it is located a short drive from our Shenandoah facility. All lodging will still be at our Shenandoah facility, but we will travel the short drive to this beautiful 4000 acres of quail hunting habitat for the day’s hunt. 
We have had this property for 2 years and have allowed some limited hunting there during the 2007/2008 season under our membership program. We have been working on the habitat and felt it is ready for some commercial hunting during the 2008/2009 season. At Cross Keys, we are using the early release system for our birds as well as the native wild birds that are raising on this property. We are very excited about this property, and encourage you take advantage of this new and exciting opportunity.