Ringneck Hunting Preserve Pheasant Quail Chukar Turkey Deer New York

Regretfully due to the rising cost of corn, seed, fertilizer, gas, feed, etc. we must raise our prices this year.

We hope you understand & see you in September.

- Ringneck Preserve -

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Pheasants Run

Game Birds are raised in an environment closely
matching that in which they will be released.
Notice the long tail feathers.

Rolling Meadows

Typical hunting area at Ringneck Preserve.
Prime game bird nesting habitat and cover.

Welcome to Ringneck Preserve (watch short video on YouTube), located between Owego and Ithaca New York. We offer over 400 acres of prime hunting habitat. The rolling terrain is planted with corn, millet, sorghum, switchgrass, various legumes and many native species of plants providing both abundant food and cover. This in turn encourages game to stay in the area.

Our birds are released in various types of cover and offer the sportsman a very challenging hunt. Trails are mowed in the fields to facilitate easy access.

Birds are raised at the preserve and are in prime condition. We offer Ringneck Pheasants, Bobwhite Quail, and Chukar Partridge.

Visitors are always welcome and encouraged to visit our facilities. Overnight accommodations with excellent meals can be arranged at nationally renowned Turkey Trot Acres Hunting Lodge. We invite you to hunt our preserve and are sure you will be pleased and return again.

Your Hosts
Ray & Deb Kalwara
56 Olkowski Road
Candor, New York 13743
(607) 659-3208

E-Mail Ringneck Preserve

Season 2024-2025
Open To The Public
September 1st thru April 15th
Sorry, Credit Cards not accepted.

CORPORATE HUNTS

Corporate hunts are always welcome. Dogs and guides are available for upland bird hunts. Lodging and meals can be arranged at nearby Turkey Trot Acres. Call for pricing and further information.

Testimonial

I have hunted several different upland hunting preserves ranging from Florida to Georgia to North Carolina to Pennsylvania to New York. In my opinion Ringneck Preserve is the best by far. And the reason for this is the first class terrain. The terrain is excellent for upland hunting. If you enjoy a day afield with your dog you will love the first class terrain and birds, along with first class hosts; Ray and Deb Kalwara. You will love your time spent afield at Ringneck Preserve.

Mike Diana