North Texas Outfitter and Dog Training

Upland Hunts

Professionally trained guides and field dogs work in tandem in the fields to find the birds for the guests. Hunting behind dogs is an exhilarating experience! The dogs love to hunt and want nothing more than to find those birds for you. The pointers go on point, the hunters move in to flush the birds, then hunters takes his or her shot(s), and the retrievers are off in

search of the kill! At Tradition Outfitters, the walk-up hunts may be taken in the morning or the afternoon. A half-day mixed bag hunt for pheasant, chukar and quail (or all pheasant, or all quail). Morning hunters go out at 9 AM and are finished around noon. Afternoon hunters go out at 2 pm, and are unloading there guns in time to watch a beautiful Texas sunset.

Our guided hunts are made up of 2-4 hunters. We hunt in native prairie grasses, milo, and cornfields. Most of our hunting is done walking. Breaks are taken during the hunt to water dogs and give the hunters a rest. Please let us know the pace you enjoy hunting. We have fast and slow working dogs. Our guided hunts are designed to accommodate your style.

Hunts can be arranged to include the a verity of the three most exciting upland birds. Chukars, Pheasant , and Bob-white Quail are some of the hardest flying birds you can find. These sporty birds challenge even the most accomplished wing shooters.

Tower Hunts

Just imagine 100 to 250 magnificent pheasant, in their prime, bursting out of the tree tops or soaring overhead, as you prepare to take aim and shoot. Our Tower Shoots are modeled after the European driven shoots in Scotland, where a line of 5 to 10 shooters await the arrival of pheasants bursting onto the scene, soaring overhead. After the drive is

over, the dogs scout out and bring back all of the birds that have been killed on the driven shoot. Afterwards, the driven shoot is followed by a traditional walk-up hunt to find and flush the birds that got away on the driven portion of the hunt!

This event will challenge even the best shooters and sharpen your shooting skills with fast moving, high-flying excitement! Tower shoots are great for larger groups and are ideal for corporate entertaining with a minimum of 10 shooters and a maximum of 24.

Hunters are stationed at multiple shooting locations as pheasants are flighted from a tower. You know when the action has started by the sound of gunfire. Each station is spread far enough from each other for safety purposes and also to provide a different hunting perspective. During the

shoot, each hunter will rotate to other shooting stations and each hunter will utilize all shooting stations. At the end of the hunt all birds are divided up equally between the hunter.