2009-10 Pheasant Forecast
Fewer pheasants flying this year in several different areas of the country. To find out what's happening in your state, check out our forecast.
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I live in union county in central oh and we have a decent population of pheasant. There numbers have seemed to be increasing steadilly over the past few years. There is alot of good CRP grasses with farmers joining pheasants forever and switching out crops. Hopefully the trend continues and we can keep enjoying this wonderfull species.
Good point Bo. I like to read pheasant forecasts, but no matter what they say I'll be headed back to my home state of SD to hunt them every fall. It's just too much fun not to.
Where's the table of contents?
Why does the Michigan page link to the Kansas DPW?
I have hunted pheasants in Nebraska and Oklahoma. The only thing I like to hunt more than pheasants are deer. I love to eat them both. From my standpoint, to be able to spend most of the rest of my life hunting pheasants and deer would almost be like dying and going to heaven but still getting to stay here.
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I have hunted pheasants in Nebraska and Oklahoma. The only thing I like to hunt more than pheasants are deer. I love to eat them both. From my standpoint, to be able to spend most of the rest of my life hunting pheasants and deer would almost be like dying and going to heaven but still getting to stay here.
Where's the table of contents?
Why does the Michigan page link to the Kansas DPW?
Good point Bo. I like to read pheasant forecasts, but no matter what they say I'll be headed back to my home state of SD to hunt them every fall. It's just too much fun not to.
I live in union county in central oh and we have a decent population of pheasant. There numbers have seemed to be increasing steadilly over the past few years. There is alot of good CRP grasses with farmers joining pheasants forever and switching out crops. Hopefully the trend continues and we can keep enjoying this wonderfull species.
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