We manage this through a simple and fair reservation system that ensures equal access for all members. Each member is allowed to have only one active hunt reservation at a time.. In addition a member must wait until 6pm of the day they complete a hunt before reserving their next hunt.

This process prevents anyone from reserving multiple dates far in advance and “locking up” a field for the season.

This system keeps fields circulating, gives every member a realistic chance to hunt throughout the season, and allows flexibility as conditions change whether that’s weather, bird movement, or personal schedules.

Our goal is to balance access, fairness, and flexibility, so no single member can dominate the calendar and everyone has a great experience throughout the season.

No, not all Know Where To Hunt fields have permanent blinds.

We manage a large number of fields, and because of crop rotation, changing cover, and farming practices, it’s not realistic or effective to place permanent blinds in every location. Conditions change throughout the season, and we want our setup to match where the birds actually want to be.

Many of our fields are hunted using members’ own layout blinds or backboards, which gives hunters flexibility to adapt to current field conditions and bird movement. In a lot of situations, layouts are actually the most effective way to hunt these fields.

When fields do have blinds, they’re placed intentionally and only where they make sense for long-term use. Our priority is quality hunting and flexibility, not forcing a one-size-fits-all blind setup.

This approach allows us to offer more fields, more opportunity, and better hunts across the season without being limited by fixed blind locations.

It depends on the field.

Some Know Where To Hunt properties require hunters to use the provided blind. This is typically due to landowner agreements, safety considerations, or to protect crops and field conditions. When a blind-only rule is in place, it helps us maintain good relationships with farmers and preserve long-term access.

Other fields offer more flexibility. In those locations, members may hunt from layout blinds, ditch lines, or natural cover, depending on conditions and personal preference.

Each property is different, and the allowed hunting methods are clearly outlined on the "Field Details" page in the members only section of our website. We strongly encourage members to review those details before booking a hunt so there are no surprises on hunt day.

Our goal is to give you clear expectations, flexibility where possible, and consistent access across all fields.

No. When you book a hunt, that field is reserved exclusively for you for the day.

We do not stack members or double-book fields. Once a hunt is on your calendar, that location is yours, no surprise groups, no competition for spots, and no pressure to hunt around other members.

You’re welcome to hunt solo, take advantage of our guest policy, or you can invite other Know Where To Hunt members to join you. How you use that day is completely up to you.

This approach gives our members a private, low-pressure hunting experience and is a big part of what sets Know Where To Hunt apart from public access or overcrowded lease situations.

Yes, you may bring one guest on a hunt as long as they follow our guest policy.

Each non-member guest may hunt a maximum of five (5) times per season. This allows members to introduce friends or family to Know Where To Hunt without turning guest access into a substitute for membership.

Your own child or grandchild age 18 or younger is an exception to this limit and may hunt with you without counting toward the five-visit maximum.

All guests are required to:

• Complete the Know Where To Hunt guest liability waiver on our website

• Agree to and follow all club rules and field-specific guidelines

• Hunt under the responsibility of the sponsoring member

These policies help us maintain safety, protect landowner relationships, and ensure fairness for our members while still making it easy to share a great hunt with the people closest to you.