Ron Joyce was Tim Horton's original partner, who later purchased the business after Tim's untimely passing. Needless to say, Mr. Joyce grew the "Tim Horton's" franchise tremendously into a Canadian Business success story.
Fox Harbour is very different in nature from either Griffith's Island, Nicholson's Island or even Ile Aux Ruaux for that matter. It is obviously not designed nor intended for day use by the average shooting enthusiast (or golfer), but rather is a more of an exclusive private members "residence club", that provides limited non-resdient member participation. It's more akin to facilities like the Bray's Island Club, SC, or Meriwether Ranch, CO, than to a conventional lodge, shooting facility, hunting preserve or golf club. Generally speaking, one might only expect to get there by being either a member or by being hosted by a member.
The facilities, lodging & food are all excellent. The sporting clays course I would say is meant more as a "warm-up" opportunity prior to pheasant & chukar hunting on the preserve ... and not I believe, as a primary facility.
I do know that the airstrip is more than adequate for a business jet like a Citation !
