Archive for the ‘Pheasant Hunting’ Category
posted by admin on Sep 4
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posted by admin on Aug 16
Larry Smith owns a fantastic Hunting Lodge in White Lake, South Dakota.
posted by admin on Jul 30
Photos and video from the beautiful Ringneck Ranch in Tipton Kansas. Pheasant hunting and scenary.
posted by admin on Jul 22
Fred Trost features pheasant hunting & a pheasant recipe on this Classic Episode of Michigan Outdoors.
posted by admin on Jul 17
This is just a collection of some pheasant clips from The Hunter. I hadn’t really tried hunting the pheasant in game prior to this. It turned out to be a lot of fun once I kind of got the hang of it. The last clip in the collection made my hunt.
posted by admin on Jul 15
Bird hunting for quail with a German Shorthaired Pointer bird dog in Pennsylvania- In this video we go out to train Zeke, BownHunter’s German shorthaired pointer, to point and retrieve quail in Western Pennsylvania. We released the birds about 50 yards away from the dog and would walk up with Zeke to allow him to find the birds for us. While we know a general area of where the birds are when we release them, its great training for Zeke to be able to sniff them out and point for us, which he did extremely well. This was one of his first times out pointing WITH shooting, so we wanted his attention to be on the point, not on the gun shot, which he did extremely well with. Although they are smaller and not fully matured it was still good practice for us for shooting after flushing the birds ou
posted by admin on Jul 15
This week’s episode focuses on the in’s and out’s of pheasant hunting in Kansas. The show opens in Huguton, Kansas on opening day of pheasant season. The crew quickly finds out that Kansas lives up to its reputation of a pheasant paradise. Ron and the guys then go to a Pheasant Heaven Charity event for a taste of Kansas hospitality. The shows ends hunting Wallace Webber’s 1700 acre property, which was generously donated to Pheasants Forever for perpetual habitat conservation. See more shows! Become a Pheasants Forever member!
posted by admin on Jul 13
Too many Pheasants to count in North Dakota!
posted by admin on Jul 13
This is one of the most modern and efficient cattle operations available anywhere in the country. A year-round capacity for 1000 pairs with outstanding grass and some 30 plus pastures, all with outstanding water. Water, water and more water, with over 34 miles of underground piped line in addition to artesian wells, live running streams from Whetstone Creek, Burt Rock and Sand Creek not to mention other springs and ponds. It is unheard of to have water so abundant on a South Dakota ranch of this size. This is a tremendous property for those seeking an actual working experience for the horse enthusiast on a day to day cattle operation including pasture, feedlot, and pen riding. Where could you give your stock a better and more rounded education? For those who enjoy indoor riding of all kind
