Antelope Valley Sportsman's Club at 45408 160th Street West, Lancaster, California.

Barbz's review sounded familiar - Drove by here February 2008 w/ my young daughter & a couple of her friends - looking for the road over the hills to the southwest. We spoke w/ the Rancher from the hunting club. In unfriendly terms, Rancher said land to the southwest was his, & we were not crossing it. While turning the car around, I stopped to let the kids look at the Rancher's horse, which was standing behind a fence. Kids didn't touch the horse or feed it or molest it in any way. My daughter & her friend just looked & smiled at the horse while it stood there (my daughter had just been released from CHOC after several months of cancer treatments, & she was just very grateful to be outside.) Rancher, however, about came unglued that we had stopped to look at his horse - Screaming at us to get out. We too left in a hurry, with the very clear impression Rancher did not like people. Been yrs, and I still remember that guy . . .

Jan 2012 update for Slycoop: I do hunt - been a hunter my whole life, & have no problem with a hunting club. Also have no problem with being asked to leave. For Jack: We weren't trespassing. We met David at the entrance to his property. David then gave us permission to drive onto his property and turn around. You're right though, we were not a paying customer. David may well be a fine host to a paying customer, but to a stranger David happened to meet in front of his property, I will say David was among the least friendly people I have ever met.