Flint Hill Preserve

Flint Hill Preserve had 90 members in its ninth year of operations. It conducted 16 pheasant releases, 336 walk-ups in season, 2 deer camps, 120 sporting clays private instruction and additional informal outings on the clays course. Additionally, New Jersey Hunter Safety Certification classes for firearm and archery hunting were taught at the Preserve.The Training Kennel accomodated an average of 20 dogs for members.The Preserve made habitat plantings including approximately 10 acres of grain sorghum, millet, sunflowers and 10 acres of Audubon grasses and 6 acres of annual forage for deer food plots. Approximately, 15,800 game birds were stocked at the Preserve.Over two miles of stream were stocked with approximately 400 rainbow and brown trout. 50 all-club and member-hosted social gatherings took place at Flint Hill Preserve.