Kennels (Red
Rock)
Studded with inviting coops, our home fixture also features
the picturesque pinnacles, the lush green belt complete with
grazing longhorns, our northern Nevada version of the China
Wall, as well as the hill we fondly call "Porcupine".
Accommodations:
B&Bs (within a mile of kennels)
 Cathy
Clark's: 775-969-3737
Brinson's
B&B: 775-969-3097
Hotels (downtown Reno)
Reno
Hilton: 775-789-2000
Peppermill:
775-826-2121
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Campbell Springs
Five miles northeast of the
kennels, here we find wide open flats, a series of canyons
peppered with juniper trees, and the Dogskin mountains.
Campbell Springs itself was the sight of one of America's last
Indian massacres in 1905!
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Bedell Flats
Just east of Campbell Springs,
these 10,000 wide open acres often offer views of antelope and
mustangs in addition to a dense coyote population. Watch out
when the hounds get a nose full out here!
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Gildone's/Sue
Cliff's
Ten miles south of home,
galloping hills and stunning views of Mt. Rose mark this
beautiful country. Wandering ranch roads give the field
excellent vantage points for observation of hounds and staff
working the steep ridges above them.
Thank you, Gina and Sue, for hosting this fixture!
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Hungry Valley
Hungry Valley is 10 miles
southeast of the kennels. Bordered on the south by Hungry
mountain, this fixture is large, with tall sage brush and many
junipers. Last summer's range fire will favor new vegetation
and game this season.
Thank you Jim & Dodie for hosting this fixture!
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Seve Ranch
This fixture is 15 miles
northwest of the kennels. It is flat and fast, with dry lake
bed areas merging into the shallow Honey Lake. One winter our
hounds chased a coyote in full view straight across the frozen
lake and back into the surrounding high sage.
Thank you, Don & Nancy, for hosting this fixture!
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Eureka, Nevada
Three hundred miles east of Reno
on Route 50 (the loneliest highway in America), here we hunt
from a wide valley floor into juniper studded foothills, all
in the shadow of the Diamond Mountains.
We hunt this fixture due to the generosity of landowners
and hosts Pete and Cindy Lazetich. Thank you!
Accommodations:
The Sundowner: 775-237-5334
The Jackson House: 775-237-5577
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Gerlach, Nevada
Seventy-five miles north of
Pyramid Lake, where the pavement ends, lies the Fascio Ranch.
Hill, canyons, flat lake beds and eerie hot springs make this
our fixture that we call a tribute to Art Bell.
We hunt this fixture due to the generosity of landowners
and hosts Lou and Sylvia Fascio. Thank you!
Accommodations:
Bruno's Motel: 775-557-2220
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Belmont, Nevada
Forty miles northwest of Tonapah,
Judy Camarillo and the Belmont Monitor Inn host this
spectacular fixture in an old mining town with a correct
population of 12! 8,000 foot elevation, we hunt the foothills
of the Toiyabe range. Bobcat and mountain lion abound here in
addition to loads of coyote
Accommodations:
Belmont Monitor Inn: (775) 482-2000, (775) 761-8711 or
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