Spring Lane Hunt Club

Spring Lane Hunt Club operates on 500 acres in Sinking Valley outside Tyrone, Pennsylvania—a former dairy farm transformed into wingshooter habitat. Since 2006, they've built a reputation for consistent pheasant hunting that clients compare to South Dakota operations.

They've invested heavily in land management. Over 260 acres are dedicated to native grasslands, with another 1,000+ trees and shrubs planted along a half-mile stream for cover and water access. Each spring brings new food plots—milo, sunflowers, corn, soybeans. The result is a large wild pheasant population that stays year-round.

"It is common for our hunters to relate Spring Lane Hunt Club to hunting Pheasants in South Dakota."

• •Half-Day Field Hunts (8:30-11:00am or 1:00-3:30pm)
• •Hunts rotate across five different fields, about 50 acres per group
• •Guided with professional dogs: $545 (8-bird limit) or $595 (no limit)
• •Unguided with your own dog: $425 (8-bird limit)
• •Gun rental, ammunition, and bird cleaning included

Continental (Driven) Hunts - European-style group hunts for 20+ shooters - $825 per gun; 20 pheasants per hunter - Continental breakfast, catered lunch, professional guides - Next scheduled: Fall 2025

• •Seasonal Memberships (must be paid by November 1st)

Members bring up to 7 guests per outing, receive a Spring Lane hat, and can add professional dogs for $100 per half-day.

Head guides include Rob Milliron, Brian Kelly, Aaron Pavlechko, and Spencer Wharton. Professional dogs are standard with guided hunts.

138 Kelly Dr, Tyrone, PA 16686 [email protected]