Guided quail hunts over experienced bird dogs on a 650-acre Low Country plantation in Barnwell, South Carolina — by Jeep, Ranger, or on foot.
Quail hunting is alive and well at Black River Hunting Preserve. Surrounded by beautiful broom straw and the magnificent Cypress swamp of the Low Country, you'll have an experience that lasts a lifetime hunting the exquisite Bobwhite quail — from a Jeep, a Ranger, or on foot, whichever suits your party.
Every hunt is guided. An experienced guide and well-trained pointing dogs work every field with you, and your harvested birds are cleaned and packaged before you head home.
We keep early-release pheasants on the preserve, and because these birds range far, we can also prior-release them ahead of your hunt. Pheasants are charged per bird released, harvested or not — they're a premium bird to raise. Ask for them when you book; they make a spectacular flush.
Quail season runs November 1 through March 15. Green days are open — send a booking request or call 803-707-9712 to lock one in. A 50% deposit secures your date.
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Every hunter needs a valid license — and on a licensed preserve like ours there's a cheap option most folks don't know about. Buy any of these from the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) before your hunt:
Call us, or send a booking request and we'll get back to you to confirm your date. A 50% deposit is required to lock in your booking.