Tinnin Hunt Club

Tinnin Hunt Club is a family-owned, 1,300-acre private hunting preserve near Bosque, New Mexico, on the Rio Grande bordering the Bernardo Wildlife Refuge, about 45 minutes south of Albuquerque. Despite the name, it’s a pay-to-hunt guided outfitter open to the public by appointment, not a membership club. The low-fence property runs free-range rifle hunts for mule deer and elk alongside shotgun bird hunting for pheasant, chukar, quail, dove, sandhill crane, and turkey, plus a 25-station sporting clays course for practice or standalone shooting. On-site lodging includes a three-bedroom Guest Suite and a six-bedroom Clubhouse, both with full kitchens and WiFi, and a bird cleaning and processing station handles game care after the hunt. Fishing access rounds out the property, and a pro shop on-site sells shotgun ammunition. Professional guides, including trained bird dogs, lead most hunts, with non-guided bird hunts available for hunters bringing their own dogs.