Corporate and Individual Memberships Available
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[fname], the member's clubhouse offers you the perfect location for meetings, lunch, and taking a break after a great day in the field. The well stocked pro shop has all the ammunition, gear and gadgets you need for upland and waterfowl hunting along with PVHP clothing.
Other lodge amenities include a members locker area for changing clothes and storing their gear. A dining area, conference and group dining space, lounge area with big screen TV, and expanded restroom facilities are fully available to members. Our lunch menu offers several hearty options for refueling after your hunt and our five stand clay pigeon course with wobble launcher is just outside. 
Combine this with the spectacular habitat, strong-flying birds and professional guides you will soon see why we are the premier pheasant hunting club in Utah.

Corporate Hunting Groups
Reward the whole company or your best customers.
Incentives and rewards go a long way to building loyalty and commitment to your company and brand. A day or two hunting a Pleasant Valley is the perfect way to reward your top employees or top customers. We can hunt as a group or as multiple four hunter groups.
Our professional guides allow you to entertain and interact with you guests while they work hard to make every hunt rewarding for your guests.
Hunt for one day or stay at near by Six Lakes and hunt for a couple of days, either way your guests will long remember the experience.

Call 435-646-3194 today

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Contact: jon@pvhunting.com or 435-646-3250

Prospective members may come out and enjoy a day of hunting without paying the per gun day rate or membership fee. Simply pay for birds at the regular per bird rate. One time trial includes all members of your hunting group.

Hunting Pheasants on the Preserve:

Hunt into the wind, give the dogs every advantage to pick up the scent of the birds. Work the hunt area from the outside in, keep the birds trapped in your hunt area.

What Shot Should I use:

Hunting early season birds on the preserve you can use No. 6 shot in a high brass field load and still be confident that if you shoot reasonably straight the birds will fall nicely. Birds hunted in early October are not particularly tough. They have thin skin and usually flush pretty close to the gun.

In November, move up to No. 5 shot or a heavy load of No. 6. The birds have now battled the elements for months and are tougher. They will run, flush wild, scramble through the toughest cover they can find and generally do anything they can to put something between themselves and their pursuer. Raise your power level a notch for these birds.