Oregon – Fantastic Upland Bird Hunt!

Friends,

In early November friends and I traveled to eastern Oregon to bird hunt. It was a first-time trip to this gamebird country of rolling grassland hills and creek bottoms. We were there to hunt chukar, pheasant, valley quail, and Hungarian partridge. All wild birds. And we found them! This hunt ranks as one of the best western bird hunts I’ve ever experienced. I plan to return next season.

The ranch is huge – 134,000 private acres. A truly beautiful landscape. The lodge is first-class and absolutely fine food is served. The guides and lodge staff are wonderful and receive very high marks. The ranch team provided our group a fantastic experience.

Along with the ranch’s wild bird hunts, high-quality preserve hunting is offered. For those who like to hunt and follow bird dogs from horseback, the ranch offers horseback hunts.

For more hunt details, call me. I’d like to tell you more about my Oregon trip.

Regards,
Gordie

“There are some things I knew about Gordie White before I read his book…and one important thing I did not know. I knew that he was not only an experienced hunter, but a passionate, with a genuine love for wild places and wild creatures. I knew that he’d been brought up as a hunter, and that this is, essentially, his life as well as his hobby, both his avocation and vocation. It’s my chronological misfortune to consider him young, but he’s filled his years with a tremendous amount of experience, from Canada to Africa and back again, with multiple stops in between. I knew these things because we’ve shared African campfires together…and I knew one thing more: Gordie White is one of the good guys, honest, self-deprecating, not given to the shameless self-promotion that, in this era of mass communication without accountability, turns inexperienced ‘wanna-be’s’ into self-proclaimed gurus. But there was one important thing that I did not know about Gordie White: The man can write! Although I’m sure there are more, there are two things that make a book like this worthy of reading. First, the writer must have a genuine story to tell. Second, he must be able to tell it. Gordie White passes both tests, and has given us a great story, worth telling and worth reading.”

Craig Boddington