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Hunt Club Directory

Hunting clubs across eight states — dues, acreage and openings, straight from the club. A hunt club splits access, and cost, across several members on shared ground; a lease is exclusive access to one property. Hunting clubs — shared private ground and membership dues. Not golf or fox-hunting clubs.

Maryland

19 clubs listed · 5 accepting members

Frederick, Allegany, Kent

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Ohio

12 clubs listed · 3 accepting members

Ottawa, Sandusky, Belmont

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Pennsylvania

16 clubs listed · 13 accepting members

Beaver, Lancaster, Lehigh

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Virginia

13 clubs listed · 6 accepting members

Orange, King and Queen, Brunswick

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West Virginia

11 clubs listed · 4 accepting members

Greenbrier, Kanawha, Clay

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Alabama

We haven't listed a club in Alabama yet. Know one?

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Georgia

We haven't listed a club in Georgia yet. Know one?

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North Carolina

We haven't listed a club in North Carolina yet. Know one?

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Texas

We haven't listed a club in Texas yet. Know one?

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Florida

We haven't listed a club in Florida yet. Know one?

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New York

We haven't listed a club in New York yet. Know one?

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California

We haven't listed a club in California yet. Know one?

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Illinois

We haven't listed a club in Illinois yet. Know one?

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Colorado

We haven't listed a club in Colorado yet. Know one?

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Three answers to one question

Where can you hunt this season? Public land is free and open to everyone. A hunt club splits private ground, and its cost, across a fixed membership. A lease is that ground to yourself.

Public land

Free, open to everyone, and busy on opening weekend.

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Hunt clubs

Shared private ground, membership dues, a limited number of places.

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Leases

Priced by the season or the day, and exclusive to you.

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How this directory works

Every listing here is hand-verified, not scraped — acreage, dues, member cap and openings come from the club itself or a public record, not an aggregator. A club that hasn't confirmed enough of those facts yet is still listed and still linked; it just isn't offered to search engines until it has.

Run a club that isn't listed? Submit it for review. Already listed and want to manage it? Open your club's own page and claim it from there — claiming is free.