2025 women's hunt december 6, 2025

The 2025 Women's Hunt is a limited hunt, each participant will have the opportunity to shoot three of the long-tailed, ring-necked pheasants.  The hunt is open to women of all ages who possess a valid California hunting license and an upland game stamp.

There is no cost to shoot. Hunters will be treated to lunch. The hunter who shoots the bird with the longest tail feather will also receive a prize.

Check-in will take place at 7:00 a.m., and hunters should bring their own firearms and shells.

 To reserve a spot in this hunt, please follow the link below to register.

1. Nonlead ammunition is required.
2. All hunters are required to check-in before and after the hunt.  
3. All hunters and harvested birds must be checked-in, counted, and measured at the end of your hunt.
4. Firearms and dogs must remain at their vehicles until you have been released to hunt.
5. Arrive 1-hour before your hunt and check-in no later than 7:30 am.
6. A blaze orange hunting vest must be worn. If you do not have one, one will be provided for you.
7. Each hunter is responsible for their own shotgun and ammunition.

What to bring?

1. Shotgun
2. Shotgun Ammunition
3. Physical copy of Hunting License

Hunt Location?

The Pheasant Hunt will take place at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Wildlife Area at Lake Success.  Directions are below:

Lake Success Wildlife Area

28890 Ave 176

Strathmore, CA 93267

Coming from the North, take Hwy 65 towards Porterville, turn left on Ave 196, towards Starthmore, and stay on the road until you reach the wildlife area.  Turn right into the Wildlife Area and travel on the dirt road to the middle of the Wildlife Area.

Coming from the South, take Hwy 65 towards Porterville.  Then take Hwy 190 towards Springville.  Travel past Lake Success and then turn left on Ave 176.  Stay on the road until you reach the Wildlife Area.  Turn left into the Wildlife Area and travel on the dirt road to the middle of the Wildlife Area.

The Southern Tulare County Sportsmen’s Association is proud to host its first-ever Women’s Pheasant Hunt—an event that has been a long-time dream for our club. For years, we’ve wanted to create a space where women can come together, learn, and enjoy the tradition of hunting in a supportive and empowering environment. Thanks to the dedication and leadership of our current president, Javier Ibarra, that vision is finally becoming a reality.

This special hunt is about more than just time in the field—it’s about building confidence, community, and lifelong memories. Whether you’re a seasoned hunter or brand new to the sport, you’ll find encouragement, camaraderie, and the joy of experiencing the outdoors in a whole new way.