QUACK & QUAIL
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Greg Quiel  919.630.3022

About The Club

Thank you for your interest in Quack and Quail Hunting Club... This club was established in 2007 for those die hard bird hunters who wanted more than one place to hunt.. The club consists of properties all over eastern North Carolina.. We have flooded timber, creeks, swamps, rivers, impoundments, ponds, beaver ponds, lakes, and agriculture fields to choose what type of hunting we would like to do that day..   We plant food sources like rice, millet, soygrum, corn, and sunflowers to help our chances on having some outstanding hunting expierences..  We have stationary blinds in place and a few mobile ones as well..  Our quail hunting side of the house is done in CRP lands with planted pines or pine forests that have been controlled burned for those who like a bit of challenge in shooting those fast little birds...

Quack and Quail club is made up of 2 separate clubs under 1 name. The clubs are set up to be small so everyone can enjoy hunting with out being crowded. Both clubs also can use the deer hunting club house in Edgecombe county . The club house can be used from the day after deer season right to September 1st. During the off season of deer, duck and quail, the deer club hunting land can be used to train your hunting dog on the many ponds and open fields the deer hunting club has. There is a $10 night fee and a $5 day fee for using the club house.

The Duck club is made up some awesome duck hunting land in Johnston, Franklin, Nash and Edgecombe counties. The land is made up of swamps, beaver ponds, farm ponds , flooded timber, small creeks and land on the Tar river in Edgecombe county. The club has a set membership of 15 members. Our goal is to hunt improve our duck hunting by doing different projects such as building and placement of wood duck boxes, hen houses for mallards, planting of food plots for duck hunting. Also our club is always looking out for more land to for the club. This club is also a family friendly club.

The Quail club is made up of 400 plus acres of great quail hunting. The club is listed as hunting preserve so we can release quail and pheasants. The land is set up in open fields and small planted pines . The club is in Edgecombe county just outside Pinetops . This club is also family friendly

RULES/REGULATIONS
Rules & Regulations
Version 1.0
Creation Date:  6/22/07

Main Objectives of the Club:

1. Foster good sportsmanship among club members

2. Encourage social interaction among members

3. Provide club members the opportunity to harvest ducks and quail.

 In order to achieve our objectives, the club rules and procedures are explained in detail below.  These rules are provided to help develop and maintain the properties as exceptional places to hunt duck and quail, fish, view wildlife, and form lasting friendships with fellow club members.  Since the club has been established, we will have no tolerance for violation of State or Federal Game Laws, and just as importantly, for violations of the club rules and procedures set forth below.  Each member’s understanding and acceptance of the rules will make every hunting season a safe, pleasant, and productive one for all.  Failure to adhere to these rules may result in the loss of club membership, annually and possibly permanently, with no monies being refunded.

General Rules and Guidelines

• First, and foremost, respect.  Respect for fellow members, respect for landowners, respect for the land itself, and respect for the game pursued.

• All members must abide by all applicable Federal and State Game Laws at all times. NO EXCEPTIONS.

• All attempts should be made to avoid damaging the farmer’s crops, timber, gates, roads, and right-of-ways.  Members found to be deliberately damaged property of any kind will be asked to leave.  Dues will not be refunded.

• Members should only use pre-established roads and paths to traverse the properties; do not drive across any field or waterway with a vehicle or ATV.

• All members are required to carry a membership card with them at all times.  Individuals on the properties who cannot produce a valid membership card will be considered trespassers and will be treated as such.  Members are requested to record the vehicle make, model, and tag number of anyone suspected of trespassing.

• NO LITTERING.  Do not leave trash in the field, in or around any hunting location, or on the grounds of the clubhouse.

 Clubhouse Rules

• The members of the Quack and Quail Club can use the clubhouse after deer season and up until deer season starts again.

• Members utilizing clubhouse facilities are expected to cleanup after themselves.  Trash should not pile up for an extended period of time and should be taken to the nearest drop location on a weekly basis, at a minimum.

• No shoes/boots are to be worn in the clubhouses; they are to be removed at the door.  While at the clubhouse, members will park in an orderly fashion.  Please do not block the known thoroughfare around the house.

• Any member or guest of a member that damages clubhouse facilities will pay to have the damage repaired.

• All adults staying overnight at one of the clubhouse locations must pay a fee of $10 ($15 for adults with children).  Fees are to be deposited in the lock-box kept at the clubhouse.  Revenues generated will be used to help defray costs associated with clubhouse maintenance and utilities (electrical, water, etc.)

• Members under the age of 18 are not allowed to stay overnight in the clubhouse without being under the direct supervision of an adult member.

• No Smoking in the clubhouse or anywhere on the club properties.  There will be no smoking while going to or from the stand as well as in any stands on the farms.  If you smoke, you will do so outside the clubhouse only.  In addition, members and guests should use discretion while chewing tobacco, and are responsible for properly discarding their “spit cans”.

• No fighting in the clubhouse or on the club properties.  Anyone caught fighting will be expelled from the club and dues will not be refunded.

• Excessive drinking will not be permitted in the clubhouse.  No hard liquor is allowed on club property.  Please note that at no time may an individual be under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol while hunting or fishing on club land.  The latter are grounds for immediate termination of membership, as firearms and alcohol/drugs do not mix.

• No loaded firearms are permitted in the clubhouse – PERIOD.  Under no circumstance shall a member load a firearm while in the clubhouse.

 Safety Rules

• Hunters under the age of 16 must be under the direct supervision of a properly licensed adult, as specified in the North Carolina Wildlife Resource Commission Regulations.

• No loaded firearms will be permitted in or on any vehicle.

• Members under the age of 18 are not allowed to stay overnight in the clubhouse without being under the direct supervision of an adult member.

 Guest Rules

• A guest may accompany a paying member for a maximum of 5 times total.  This means a non-member can hunt the farms of Quack and Quail Club five times during the hunting season, no matter whom he/she is a guest of.

• Guests are required to pay $10/day for Duck hunting; $40/day for Quail hunting.  There is no charge for immediate family members.  All guest fees must be paid in full before the hunt can start.

• Each member is entitled to 5 guess for the entire membership year or should work it out with the Club Manager.

• Members are responsible for their guests, including immediate family members.

• All individuals, including guests, must follow the Quack and Quail Club rules set forth in this document.

 Scope of Hunting

• Duck and Quail hunting is to be conducted in accordance with NC Wildlife Resources Commission Regulations.

 Dues

• Unless worked out with the Club Managers, dues are to be paid no later than March 1st and should be mailed to:

Greg Quiel
Hunting Clubs LLC
244 Goldfield Dr.
Garner, NC 27529

• Dues go to the lease of the club lands and rental of the clubhouse.

• All fees and fines will go into an account for the club to use for food plots or whatever supplies the club needs for the year.

• Once paid, all dues are non-refundable – so ask all questions before you join!

Club Managers

• If you have any questions, concerns, or suggestions, please feel free to contact a Club Officer.