They call it the "crown jewel" of wingshooting. Combined with first-rate amenities and spectacular scenery, the world-class hunting at Highland Hills Ranch makes for one of the finest sporting destinations in the US.
They call it the “crown jewel” of wingshooting. Located on 3,000 acres in the high desert of north-central Oregon, Highland Hills Ranch is home to four species of upland birds: pheasants, chukar, Hungarian partridge and valley quail. The unique property has diverse bottomland habitat with creek-fed, irrigated food plots and unparalleled chukar habitat where the birds thrive in open grassland ranges, rolling hills and rimrock canyons.
We challenge wingshooters to harvest all four species in one hunt and join the HHR Grand Slam Club. Walk-up hunts are conducted with a huntmaster who puts two pointers on the ground that point and honor, and then a flusher that puts the birds in the air. At HHR it’s a blast, with no bird-harvest limits.
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