Assignment Pheasants
Day 1: Outdoor Life joins Benelli's On Assignment television for South Dakota ringneck action.
Outdoor Life joins host Joe Coogan and Benelli On Assignment television at Firesteel Creek Hunting Lodge for a very special three-day pheasant hunt in Isabel, South Dakota. Pheasants Forever, Coogan and Outdoor Life were joined by three father-and-son hunting teams to help spread the word on gamebird conservation efforts and greater involvement of kids in hunting. AdvertisementRelated PhotosSUBMIT YOUR PHOTOSADVERTISEMENTAdvertisement |
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Looks like a great time Gerry! I'll be down there in just over a week...you've got my blood pumping for my first SD pheasant hunt!!! Stay dry bro!
only pheasants we have here are survivors and escapees from a pay to hunt bird farm, but their numbers arent great, I wil see 100 roosters for every hen.Ive often wondered how much trouble Id get in if I released 2 or 3 hundred hens, to boost their numbers....love to have a huntable population some day.
Pheasant is my favorite bird to hunt, and to eat. I grew up eating pheasant in South Central Nebraska and I was in high school before I found out that most people don't eat pheasant for Thanksgiving and Christmas the same as ham and Turkey. Very traumatic for me when I found that out. People who have never eaten pheasant, I think, do not know what they are missing.
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Pheasant is my favorite bird to hunt, and to eat. I grew up eating pheasant in South Central Nebraska and I was in high school before I found out that most people don't eat pheasant for Thanksgiving and Christmas the same as ham and Turkey. Very traumatic for me when I found that out. People who have never eaten pheasant, I think, do not know what they are missing.
only pheasants we have here are survivors and escapees from a pay to hunt bird farm, but their numbers arent great, I wil see 100 roosters for every hen.Ive often wondered how much trouble Id get in if I released 2 or 3 hundred hens, to boost their numbers....love to have a huntable population some day.
Looks like a great time Gerry! I'll be down there in just over a week...you've got my blood pumping for my first SD pheasant hunt!!! Stay dry bro!
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