2023 Heritage Hunt for Bobwhite Quail Raffle with Shaker Village
Your annual chance to hunt Bobwhite Quail at Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill! The Heritage Hunt for Bobwhite Quail ticket sales will begin on October 4th and end on October 29th at 11:59pm EST. The live raffle drawing will be at the Salato Wildlife Education Center in Frankfort, KY on November 2nd at 2:00PM EST and posted to Facebook at 2:30PM. You do not need to be present to win.
Tickets are $25.00.
Shaker Village will provide a two-day guided hunt with a guide and dogs, a one-night overnight stay for two (2), meals for two (2) for breakfast, lunch and dinner for two (2) days.
The winning package also includes TWO Quail Forever Annual Memberships and TWO Quail Forever Hats, donated by the Commonwealth Chapter AND a Kentucky Fish & Wildlife Full Merch Package!
Congratulations to last year’s winner, Marie Taaffe from Lexington, KY!
TICKET SALES HAVE ENDED – THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR WINNER, SARAH EVANS OF SMYRNA, GA! TICKET NUMBER 344!
Purchase $200 worth of tickets and receive an artist’s proof of “Silent Hunter” signed and numbered by artist Rick Hill. LIMITED AVAILABILITY!
Shaker Village's Wildlife Habitat Management Project
Through a partnership with the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources, Shaker Village has restored more than 1,200 acres of native warm-season grasses and wildflowers. The project has resulted in an explosion in quail and songbirds. The KDFWR considers Shaker Village a statewide model of successful habitat management. This superior native habitat requires significant management, including controlled burns, herbicide treatments, regular plantings, and ongoing monitoring. Proceeds from the hunt support this wildlife conservation project and other efforts.
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