PRECIOUS UPLAND BIRD habitat is rapidly diminishing and so are the opportunities for traditional wild bird hunting at its best. While a few landowners still welcome bird hunters and their dogs with little more than a wave, the indisputable trend is toward leasing land to the highest bidder. The quality of bird hunting on public lands varies wildly, and access is subject to increasingly restrictive regulations at both the state and federal levels of government.

Lock & Hackle will deploy its resources to secure for its members premium wild bird habitat during peak season throughout the world. Our expert team of upland bird hunters closely tracks the progress of emerging opportunities for wild birds, and constantly monitors the quality of wild birds on public lands. Our team will be available to accompany members on bird hunting expeditions both domestically and abroad, to offer guidance and instruction, and to ensure the safety of our members and guests.

As the Club continues to canvass the globe for great undiscovered bird hunting destination, it will simultaneously provide premium access to hunting's great and hallowed traditions -- quail hunts on private plantations in Thomasville, grouse on the venerable English and Scottish moors, wild partridge shoots on the Spanish fincas, and of course, the best wild birds in Argentina, Texas, Montana, and South Dakota. For members with a taste for the exotic, the adventures will range from capercaille in Norway to greylag goose on remote Scottish isles.