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anybody been on a pheasant hunt???

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  • cowdoc
    quote:Originally posted by owen219
    Went to a sportmans seminar put on by the department of natural resources. They had proof that the granulized fertilizer that farmers use now has killed most of the pheasant populations. The birds picks it up for gizzard grit and it eats its way through the gizzard and bird killing it. Very potent killing power on birds. Farmers don't want to hear this and want to deny this occurs so it is not heard of much because they are the ones to give us permission to hunt also. Nearly all farmers now use this time release granular fertilizer. Pheasants began disappearing about the time this stuff became available. And people wonder why they don't have them like they used to. I used to raise about 300 pheasants each year and they are extremely sensitive to enviornment and disease.





    every time it think i have heard it all.......guess i haven't....LOL
    i buy and use fertilizer by the semi loads.....i can get my limit of pheasants in minutes....ROFLMAO.....no offence to you but the S H EE T people can come up with to smack a farmer in the balls with, never fails to amaze me
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  • treadlok97
    Hey guys Thanks for all the info but does anyone have a name of a place or person that is good?????
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  • FrancF
    I am other other coast but the advice is universal[:D] Start scouting fields for next year! Get to know large land owners that open to private groups or people (offer a fee to hunt prime property and follow the rules to a T that helps[;)]). Think Rice, Wheat, Grain fields that are near clubs.
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  • Warpig883
    Do you have a specific town you want to hunt by? Are you partial to wild birds or preserve pen raised birds? How much do you want to spend-you can get a hunt for $100 with no frills or $10000000000000 where they pick you up at the airport with a limo.

    Here is one I know of people seem to like. Very nice lodge and bells and whistles. Kind of spendy for me.
    http://www.ecirclee.com/index.html

    Here is another I know of which is lots less money. These guys raise birds and sell them to preserves all over the state. They probably supply the birds for the first link I posted. They also have a KILLER sporting clays range. The lodge is decent and this place is isolated.
    James Valley Sporting Clays 43765 298th Street Utica South Dakota - 57067 Phone: (605) 364-7468.
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  • cowdoc
    I used to take in some hunters but don't anymore. I have to much fall harvesting and ect to do these days to be able to some what guide people
    plus me and kids that are now old enough hunt it

    I am in cent S.Dak
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  • tomahawk
    little river pheasant hunts
    stratford , south dakota
    605 228 9012 dayle[;)]
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