Our property is fully dialed for whitetail hunting this Fall!

NO LODGING - this package is day access only.

We have three food plots, with a feeder and an elevated banks blind situated on each plot. One of our plots also has a high-traffic watering hole as well.

Hunters will have a comfortable setup with established shooting lanes and high potential for action!

We also have a stocked 1.5-acre pond sits on the property and is open for fishing. Fishing is included with all hunts and stays. No swimming.

We are situated just north of Hyco Lake, about 30 minutes from Danville, Virginia. The stateline is just a few miles away as the crow flies. We’re about an hour from both the Raleigh-Durham and Greensboro areas.

Glennie Irvin Ranch is a 146-acre hunting property in Person County here in Northern NC. The property is a mix of timber, open grassland, creek bottom, and rolling hills, developed by the property owner before us into a dialed hunting escape.

Responsible ATV and UTV access is available across the property.

We look forward to sharing the ranch with you!

Licensing

Valid North Carolina hunting license or preserve license required for all hunting; landowner does not provide licenses

In-Field Requirements

Blaze orange hat or vest required during active hunts

No alcohol or mood-altering drugs before or during hunts or firearm use

All harvested game must be properly tagged and registered before leaving the property

Minors

Must be accompanied by a parent or adult guardian at all times

Must show proof of completion of a certified hunter safety course prior to hunting

Firearm Safety (10 Rules)

Treat every firearm as loaded

Control muzzle direction at all times; always be aware of boundaries, structures, vehicles, and bystanders

Keep safety engaged until fully aligned and ready to shoot

Positively identify target and know what lies beyond it

Confirm barrel and action are clear; use only correct ammunition for your firearm

Unload firearms immediately when not in active use; carry empty in protective cases when traveling

Never point a firearm at anything you don't intend to shoot; no horseplay

Never climb fences, trees, or cross obstacles with a loaded firearm; never pull a firearm toward yourself by the muzzle

Never shoot at flat/hard surfaces or open water; ensure adequate backstop during target practice

Store firearms and ammunition separately, out of reach of children and unauthorized adults; no alcohol or drugs before or during shooting