Club News:

    Club Meeting June 11

               

About The Club:

    The Allegheny Bird Dog Club is an open membership club that is dedicated to the bird dog owner looking for a training facility. The club meets the second Tuesday of each month at the approximately 250 acres of land the club leases. The club holds a hunting preserve license allowing members to shoot quail and pheasant from September through March. A flight pen and pigeon coup is maintained on the club grounds. Pigeon and quail are purchased by the club and available for use by club members during the training season. Pheasants are released on the grounds yearly for training. Chukar and pigeons are not considered game birds in PA and can be shot year round on the club grounds. No club birds may be shot. Any member wanting to shoot birds on club grounds must purchase their own birds. Individual fields may be reserved by members wishing to hold private hunts.

               

Membership:

    Want to become a member of the Allegheny Bird Dog Club? Club dues are $85 per year. Club members are responsible to do their part in sharing the workload of keeping the club running smoothly. This includes helping on work days, mowing grass, feeding birds, and helping during the chukar challenge. All new members are expected to help during at least two club events during their first year of membership. Contact the club president or vice president for additional information.