Lazy Triple Creek Ranch
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Lazy Triple Creek Ranch is 2,200-acre ranch in the Big Hole Mountains of Idaho dedicated to the shooting sports.
Walk-up fields of corn, sorghum, and sunflowers hold pheasant and chukars. Upland bird shooting commences September 1. Come experience upland bird hunting and professional guides and well-trained dogs like nowhere else in America. Experience the thrill of the exploding pheasant, the thrill of a good shot, or the scorn of the dog who hears the call, "No bird."
Lots of birds. Lots of quality shooting. All in a world-class environment.
Experience European-style driven shooting in America. We drive a mixture of pheasant and chukar with degrees of difficulty from beginner to accomplished wing shooter. Lazy Triple Creek makes for the perfect shooting long weekend.
Shooting facilities and programs were designed by Edward Watson, Executive Director of the West London Shooting School, aka Dr. Watson of the Shooting Gazette, now deceased.
Four-day shooting packages, minimum 6, maximum 8 June 1 to November 30, 2022. Clays June 1 to August 31. Upland birds September 1 to November 30, European style driven shooting with up to eight pegs and walkup hunts with a guide and dog for every two guns.
Hospitality
Private chefs provide all meals. Open bar. Lodge has nine bedrooms. The Creek House down the hill has three more.
See our website for more details.
Topography
Located in one of Idaho's most dramatic landscapes. This is land Ernest Hemingway loved. Four high plateaus with deep canyons between fields. The Lodge is on one, walkup shooting on five fields with guns on pegs in the canyons between fields for driven shooting in over a dozen locations.
Conservation Efforts
We are committed to being good stewards of the ranch so this special place can be enjoyed for generations to come. The path we have chosen for sustainability emphasizes research-based practices and human experience over commercial objectives. We emphasize environmentally sound practices that capture and sequester over 40,000 tons of carbon each year. That represents the carbon produced by burning four million gallons of gasoline. Maintaining and improving habitats, as well as growing crops for food and cover for wildlife, are important aspects of what we do at the ranch. We also support research that helps to guide others in being better stewards of the land and wildlife resources in Idaho and around the nation.
About the hosts
The owner is a retired corporate executive with global business experience and a love of the shooting sports. Local staff have been with the ranch for up to 20 years.
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