Specialties
-Sporting Clay Shooting: Newly Updated 24 Station Walk-Through Course including all automatic traps and wireless shooting system, 5-Stand, wobble trap, shooting game trailer
-Bird Hunting: Pheasant, Chukar/Partridge, Bobwhite Quail, Snow Geese, Canadian Geese, Duck, Dove, Crane, Turkey (Guided Hunts)
-Big Game Hunting: Mule Deer, Trophy Bull Elk, Bull Elk, Cow Elk (Guided Hunts)
-Miscellaneous Hunts: Javelina, Coyote (Guided Hunts)
-Fishing: Bass and Catfish (catch and release only)
-Lodging: 6 bedroom, 3.5 bath, kitchen, lounge, bar, pool table, dart board, shuffle board, flat screen tvs
-Event Venue: corporate retreats, team building, charity shoots, special events
-Dog Training and Boarding
-Upland Game Bird Cooking Class
History
Established in 1982.
In 1993 Robert P. Tinnin's son, Thomas P. Tinnin, who enjoyed the hunting the farm had to offer, decided to expand a vision he and his father had. It was to evolve a premier hunting area that others would enjoy as well. Starting with a limited knowledge, Tinnin Hunt Club was established by Thomas Tinnin in 1982 and with the help of his late wife Jamie it came to fruition in 1996. Within a short period of time, Tinnin Hunt Club was a premier Sporting Clay facility and a property that released over 6,000 Pheasant, Chucker and Quail annually. In addition, the first class Sporting Clay facility hosted the Regional NSCA Sporting Clay competition in 1996. While success was partially achieved, the facility was closed. Beginning in 2014, Thomas Tinnin and his son Robert Tinnin decided to begin again. For the past two years, Tinnin Hunt Club has emerged bigger and better then ever imagined. Today is the beginning of a new era for Tinnin Hunt Club.
Meet the Business Owner: Tom T.
Starting with limited knowledge, Tinnin Hunt Club was established by Thomas Tinnin in 1982 and with the help of his late wife Jamie, it came to fruition in 1996. Within a short period of time, Tinnin Hunt Club was a premier Sporting Clay facility and a property that released over 6,000 Pheasant, Chucker and Quail annually. While success was partially achieved, due to family illness, the facility was closed.
Beginning in 2014, Tom Tinnin decided to begin again. For the past few years, Tinnin Hunt Club has emerged bigger and better than ever imagined. Today is the beginning of a new era for Tinnin Hunt Club.
Elk hunting is a new treat for Tinnin Hunt Club. The Elk migrated from the Taylor Mountains down to the Rio Puerco River and then down to the Rio Grande Valley & right into the heart of Tinnin Hunt Club, nesting next to the Rio Grande River. Now we are able to offer quality Elk hunting without the hassle of going to remote locations.
Adventure Never Felt So Close!