Limestone Hunting Preserve & Sporting Clays
Limestone Hunting Preserve & Sporting Clays sits 4.3 miles south of the Alabama-Tennessee state line just off Highway 53 near Ardmore. The facility combines live hunting and clay target shooting—you can hunt in the morning and run clays in the afternoon, or vice versa. Quail hunting - Self-guided op...
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Limestone Hunting Preserve & Sporting Clays sits 4.3 miles south of the Alabama-Tennessee state line just off Highway 53 near Ardmore. The facility combines live hunting and clay target shooting—you can hunt in the morning and run clays in the afternoon, or vice versa.
- •Quail hunting - Self-guided option for members ($500/yr, includes up to 4 guests) or guided hunts. Self-guided rates: $5 per bird, 10-bird minimum
- •Pheasant hunting - Day hunts or week-long trips
- •Dove hunting - Opening day availability
- •Chukar hunting - Available during season
- •Deer hunting - At their Tennessee facility
Self-guided members must sign in, limit 4 guns per party, and no alcohol during hunts.
Daily sporting clays available. The facility also runs: - 5 Stand shooting - Skeet fields - Trap fields
Professional shooting instructors can be scheduled for lessons.
Home of the 2003 ASCA State Championship
Limestone annually hosts Greater Alabama Council Sporting Clays for Scouts events. Wayne Mitchell, who manages the preserve, is an active participant in field trials for the American Birddog Classic Field Trial Club and is a member of the National Bird Dog Association.
| Hours | Wed–Sat 8:00 AM–dusk; Sunday Noon–dusk; Mon/Tues by appointment |
| Address | 28755 Coggins Rd, Ardmore, AL 35739 |
| Phone | 256-423-6029 or 256-527-8881 |
| [email protected] |
From Nashville: 1.5 hours via I-65 south and AL-53 From Huntsville: 20 minutes north on AL-53 From Birmingham: 2 hours via I-65 north
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