High Rock Upland Preserve Opens Summer Hunting and Family Programs

High Rock Upland Game Preserve in Lexington, North Carolina, has launched its summer season, opening its facilities for controlled hunting and family-oriented outdoor programming. The seasonal rollout, effective June 2026, introduces specific tracks for youth engagement and regional game management. Controlled Hunting and Educational Workshops The preserve, located in Davidson County, operates as a managed environment for upland game bird hunting. For the current summer cycle, the facility has expanded its schedule to include educational workshops for novice hunters. These sessions focus on field safety, firearm handling, and ecological conservation, targeting participants under the age of 18. Operational protocols at the preserve comply with North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission regulations. Summer activities include guided field hunts and clay shooting, with designated safety zones established across the property. The facility provides on-site gear rentals and professional instruction to accommodate international visitors and local residents. Regional Impact on Outdoor Tourism Outdoor recreation remains a primary economic driver for the North Carolina Piedmont region.…