Traditional Quail Hunt
Our Traditional Quail Hunt features a 16 bird limit, delicious fine dining, professional trained dogs, reliable field transportation, field cleaning, and professional guides dedicated to making sure your hunt is…
Wild Wing Lodge offers outstanding upland hunting on property nestled in the gently rolling hills of northwestern Kentucky’s Crittenden County, not far from the Ohio River and the border with southeastern Illinois.
The important things at Wild Wing Lodge are the impeccable dog work and covey flushes that are both hard and fast. The only concern becomes…can your shot catch up to the elusive quail? If not, there will always be another covey to find! Our goal at Wild Wing Lodge is to provide our guests with the best hunt you have ever had or even heard of. To provide that experience you’ll be hunting thousands of acres of beautiful Kentucky property, which means the birds don’t get pressured.
The quail at Wild Wing Lodge fly incredibly hard and fast. There are many big coveys numbering 20-plus with some coveys over 50 birds. Wild Wing Lodge is a special world reserved for you. A rewarding world of open fields, eager dogs on point, guns at the ready, and the startling whir of a rising covey!
Our Traditional Quail Hunt features a 16 bird limit, delicious fine dining, professional trained dogs, reliable field transportation, field cleaning, and professional guides dedicated to making sure your hunt is…
Our Traditional Quail Hunt features a UNLIMITED bird limit, delicious fine dining, professional trained dogs, reliable field transportation, field cleaning, and professional guides dedicated to making sure your hunt is…
Our native warm season grasses and supplemental feeding programs promote healthy and well fed quail. When you step past one of our well-trained pointing dogs and a covey of 20-plus birds rockets up in every direction, you’ll understand what we mean by The Wild Wing Lodge Difference.
If you don’t consider Kentucky a quail-hunting destination, Wild Wing might change your mind. The lodge is best known for the unreal size of its coveys—some in the thirty- to fifty-bird range. The property is located in the rolling terrain of rural coal country, and the hunting is done mainly on foot (though ATVs are provided for those who need them) behind English setters bred and raised by the lodge’s manager, Keith Pierce. If you somehow tire of those huge coveys, the lodge also offers hunting for pheasant and Hungarian partridge.