Hunting Hills Shooting Preserve

Overview

5 Diamond AAA Hunting Hills Shooting Preserve. Hunting Hills is nestled in the rolling foothills of the Appalachian Mountains 60 miles south of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and 20 miles north of Morgantown, West Virginia. Founded in 1967 by Roy and Sally Sisler, Hunting Hills operates on 750 acres of wildlife conservation land. With a beautiful lodge, one of the most challenging five stands in the country, wobble traps, the only "dove shoot" in the nation, and three 100 target sporting clays courses, Hunting Hills offers the sporting clay enthusiast the most variety and the most beautiful shooting vistas in the state of Pennsylvania. For the upland bird hunters, Hunting Hills has some of the finest pheasant hunting in the country. From Sept 1st through April 15th hunters can be guided through manicured wildlife habitat in pursuit of ringed neck pheasant. With professional guides and high class bird dogs your day afield will create memories for a lifetime.