Hunting Hills Shooting Preserve

Hunting Hills is a world-class shooting preserve founded in 1967 by Roy and Sally Sisler, situated on 750 acres of pristine wildlife conservation land in the rolling foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. Located 60 miles south of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and 20 miles north of Morgantown, West Virginia, Hunting Hills offers shooting enthusiasts and upland bird hunters an exceptional destination.

Sporting Clays - Three 100-target courses (A, B, and C) featuring some of the most challenging layouts in the country - Beautiful shooting vistas with varied terrain - Sunday shoots from 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM - Weekday shooting by appointment

Game Shooting Practice - Two five-stand stations for precision practice - One wobble trap for dynamic target shooting - Skeet and trap field for classic shotgun disciplines - 25-target practice stations available

Hunting Hills operates one of the finest pheasant hunting programs in the country from September 1st through April 15th. The preserve features: - Manicured wildlife habitat with diverse terrain - Release of all rooster pheasants - Professional guides and high-class bird dogs - Switchgrass, food plots, and small woodlots for natural hunting conditions

The property includes a beautiful lodge facility perfect for groups, corporate events, and fundraisers. Hunting Hills hosts dozens of community events annually.

Call the lodge at (724) 324-2738 or visit in person at 181 Hunting Hills Rd., Dilliner, PA 15327.