We attended a fundraiser on the property for a military support organization. The staff was…read moreattentive and very professional. They catered to our every need. We had such a great experience and time.

I was a guest and very impressed with the facilities and the staff- first rate all the way!…read more5-stand, Sporting Clays, Trap & Skeet- looks like they have it all! Add in the Pro Shop, great food & bar, SXS fleet and you have everything you need for a shooter's delight!

Misleading Auction Practices - Buyer Beware…read more I won an Urge2Hunt auction with a high bid of $3,750. The day after the auction closed, I was contacted by Serge and told there was an undisclosed minimum price of $7,950 that I would have to pay to receive the hunt. This minimum was never disclosed anywhere in the auction listing before or during bidding. After asking Serge to show where this requirement was stated, I received no response. Changing the price after an auction closes is misleading and undermines trust in the process. Unfortunately, after reading other reviews, this appears to be a pattern of undisclosed terms and pricing changes. Proceed with caution.

# Buyer Caution: Urge2hunt (My Personal Experience)…read more Sharing my personal experience to help others do their homework before booking. - In my experience, the hunt we booked did not match the description we were given. - We were told the tag covered a 2‑mile radius on private land. - Over two full days, we did not see any game. - Access appeared to require a side-by-side to get around effectively. - Guidance on where to go was limited to a few general areas suggested by the landowner. I'm not making any accusations--just sharing what happened to us so others can make informed decisions. Different hunters may have different outcomes. ## Suggestions for Anyone Considering It - Research independent reviews across multiple, unrelated websites. - Ask detailed questions about land access, actual hunt area size, recent success rates, and whether a side-by-side is necessary. - Use a payment method with buyer protections; avoid "friends and family" payments so you have recourse if needed. - Get key details in writing (access, boundaries, lodging, equipment requirements, refund/cancellation policies). I wish we'd done more due diligence beforehand. Hopefully this helps others protect their time and money. Update: I find it funny He says he's got a great reviews. Make sure to look everywhere including Facebook rock slide and other places he's an absolute rip off. I've made sure to tell everybody possible and will continue to tell everybody possible.. he says we didn't put the work in that that's funny. We had four guys with two full days and didn't see a single elk.. Hunt does not what he promised and now he can't stand that people are calling him out. FAFO!!

Love Hastings Island Preserve !!!! Great people, and the food at the cafe is good. Also love Royal…read moreGundogs ( Richard Gedhart , owner ) he trained our boy Buster, best training ever !!! Thank you Hastings Island Preserve for the great hunting !!!

Lots of pheasants most of the time. Most members respect the field you and your pals are walking in…read moreand don't encroach. Staff there are really nice. Most of the fields have good cover.

3/24/2023 Lovely…read moredrive and so nice to see! On a road trip and needed a quick stop! Reminds me of the school field trips.. Fun places to learn new things.. Open all year around during daylight hours!

When most folks think about California's wild areas, they most likely picture majestic sweeping…read moremountain ranges, evergreen forests, the central and northern coast rocky headlands, arid deserts or picturesque white sand beaches. Fact is, most wouldn't even list wetlands... but they are one of the most underrated ecosystems in our state, and vitally important to the health of our fresh and salt water environments. San Pablo Bay is one of the largest of these areas left. As part of the greater San Francisco Bay and Sacramento River Delta complex, this area is critical habitat for hundreds of species of birds, mammals, fish, reptiles, amphibians, and invertbrates.... both those who live here year 'round, and those that migrate to and through this area at different times of the year. San Pablo Bay probably has more living things per acre than just about any other biome in the state. Tidal influences turn muddy areas seemingly devoid of creatures into bustling communities of creatures and food webs. At certain times of the year, wading birds, geese, ducks, and other waterfowl rest here on their migrations. At other times, many birds nest here in the marsh grasses. THis is definitely worth exploring slowly and patiently, and a little research in advance will help you discover more than just mud and grass. Slow down and use your senses... you'll notice more than you thought you would.

It's a nice place to go for a walk. Don't recommend to go in summer. Too hot. Too smelly.read more

Touch the southern most part of San Francisco Bay…read more Walking around the wetlands is a treat. The work on the nearby Malard Duck Slough is now complete. I enjoy checking out the many birds visiting the refuge. Black necked Stilts, American Avocets, herons and egrets are usually plentiful. I remember seeing a group of white pelicans in the water near the Don Edwards Educational Center. Magical. I highly recommend this area for a hike and bird watching. It can get a bit blustery, so be sure to dress for the weather.

I love this out-and-back Napa-Sonoma Marshes Trail. It's a straight path down and you're…read moresurrounded by water! So beautiful and relaxing especially when there are no hikers in front of you. Feels like you're in your lane that keeps going and going as you enjoy the beautiful marshes and water around you. Lots of cute ducks and some kayakers on the water, as well as some people on the edges of the trail. Will definitely make this trail one of my regulars for the holiday season.

Great time for first time hunters. Ty for taking the time and helping us get our first pig,…read moreteaching us firearm safety and the camaraderie.

Don't waste your time or energy booking any hunt with this guy. If your lucky enough to get him on…read morethe phone. I had to leave him numerous voicemails, with a follow up email to get him to even answer his phone. Once finally on the phone he talks some "big game" about his property. His website is FULL of FALSE ADVERTISEMENT regarding prices and hunting options. He really charges $400 MORE then he advertised and was limited on game options. After finally getting this guy on the phone back in February '21 he stated we would book a hunt in late March or April. A few phone calls, VMs, and text messages later he failed to return any of my messages for the schedule hunt. This was at lest 3 months of trying to coordinate one hunt with this guy. HE'S a FLAKE and a D-bag for wasting my time. Do yourself a solid and book a hunt with someone else. Check out his crap reviews on Google where other hunters are saying the same thing about this guy.

Unresponsive and when I am able to get a ahold of them they tell me to call back later and we keep…read morerunning in circles. Why bother to stay in business to skirt from the game warden?

Just completed my third hunt this year (2017) at Native Hunt Enterprises. Over two days I shot…read morethree pigs. Not monsters but decent sizes. There are monster boars here if that's what you want. Attached is a photo of the boar my friend Frank shot a year ago. It weighed over 500 lbs and six feet in length. Mike, Duane, Jason are all fabulous guides and hosts. I obviously like it here and wouldn't think of hunting for California boars anywhere else. The negative reviews posted here don't sound right to me and my friends. We hunt with Native Hunt a lot. It's top notch.

I have hunted with many guides. Jason is as good as it gets as far as waterfowl guides. He is…read morehonest, fair and knows ducks/geese. I HIGHLY recommend giving him a call if you want a quality hunt.