Excerpt from the New York Times Travel Guide....
Luxe Meets the Lake in ‘Real’ Florida
"The most remarkable of these projects, however, is the Pine Creek Sporting Club, a 2,800 acre community in Okeechobee built around clay shooting, quail hunting and other outdoor pursuits. It is being developed by the owner of Silver Hilton Steelhead Lodge in northern British Columbia.
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Excerpt from Palm Beach Illustrated (April 2009)
The Hunt Is On—Quail Hunting At Okeechobee’s Pine Creek Sporting Club
Friends and family gather at Pine Creek Sporting Club for a traditional hunt.
BY LOLA THÉLIN
PHOTOGRAPHY BY SIG BOKALDERS
No one wears tweed jackets, velvet hats or cream breeches at the newly created Pine Creek Sporting Club in Okeechobee, but despite the lack of customary hunting attire, the club is deeply rooted in the sport’s most important attributes—camaraderie and respect for tradition.
On this particular Saturday in December, the temperature is a cool 40 degrees. The air is crisp with late autumn smells, and the ground covered in the morning dew. At seven in the morning, the fire pit is already crackling to keep guests warm. This is the ideal weather for an early morning wing shoot. Inside the manager’s ranch, a chef is preparing light morning snacks, and the pot of fresh brewed coffee is kept full. A steady stream of vehicles is heard on the gravel road leading to the main ranch, and Pine Creek mastermind Stephen Myers is on hand to welcome his guests. Read the full article.
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