Teton River BAWA Property - Rooster Road Trip 2022 Ep.2
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If you read the Pheasants Forever Journal back-to-front — today is your day. August 13 is National Left-Handers Day in the US, and no one feels the scourge of the right-handed masses more than hunters and shooters. Our options for everything are limited, and shotguns are at the top of that list. Learning to awkwardly push trigger safeties with your thumb is a real bummer, but the pain of being a left-handed shooter is often shared by right-handed fathers trying to find a first shotgun for their backwards kid. And for 47 years, one gun rose to that challenge more successfully and reliably than any other — the Browning BPS. To celebrate National Left-Handers Day, read the blog at the link in our bio by PF & QF Senior Public Relations Specialist Casey Sill, outlining his left-handed journey with the Browning BPS. #pheasantsforever #quailforever #lefthandersday
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Bob St Pierre is the Chief Marketing Officer for Pheasants Forever and host of the On the Wing Podcast and FAN Outdoors on KFAN, Minneapolis. But for Episode 29 he's the German Shorthaired Pointer breed ambassador. Hear about how he and his wife mixed loves for Brittanys and Labs and came up with shorthairs, why (and what) he hunts over them, and a little about conservation and WHAT YOU CAN DO with your wallet or right in your back yard to promote habitat for the birds that we all love here: https://thewhoapost.buzzsprout.com #hunting #dogtraining #huntingdog #uplanddog #upland #uplandhunting #waterfowl #gundog #gundogtraining #birddog #pointingdog #flushingdog #NAVHDA #AKC #huntingtrial #NSTRA #shotgun #caninegenetics #genetictesting #dogbreeding #conservation #pheasantsforever #quailforever
Rep. Gabe Vasquez speaks to the importance of Farm Bill conservation programs
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We want to know, what’s your backup bird dog breed of choice? Everybody loves “their” kind of bird dog. We all love to expand and expound on our chosen and cherished breed‘s virtues to anyone and everyone who will listen. And that‘s just the way it should be, for all styles of bird dog are grand and great indeed. What really matters is our own happiness with our bird dogs, and how they fit into our families. But what if you had to choose another bird dog breed... for the pheasant hunting you love, and perhaps also for any other bird hunting you do? Recently in the summer issue of the Pheasants Forever Journal we asked 6 PF employees and members this same question. Head to the 🔗link in our bio to hear what they had to say about their chosen breed... and then sing the praises of their runner up. #pheasantsforever #birddog #huntingdog
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We want to know, what's your backup bird dog breed of choice? Everybody loves “their” kind of bird dog. We all love to expand and expound on our chosen and cherished breed‘s virtues to anyone and everyone who will listen. And that‘s just the way it should be, for all styles of bird dog are grand and great indeed. What really matters is our own happiness with our bird dogs, and how they fit into our families. But what if you had to choose another bird dog breed... for the pheasant hunting you love, and perhaps also for any other bird hunting you do? Recently in the summer issue of the Pheasants Forever Journal we asked 6 PF employees and members this same question. Head to the link below to hear what they had to say about their chosen breed... and then sing the praises of their runner up. https://pheasantsforever.org/BlogLanding/Blogs/Pheasants-Forever/Runners-Up.aspx
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The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) Southern Plains Grassland Program has awarded a grant totaling over $618,000 to Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever which aims to improve wildlife habitat in Kansas and Texas. This funding will help private landowners address the dramatic woodland invasion of working grasslands across the Southern Great Plains. Head to the link below to get the full details on where this grant will assist land owners in Kansas and Texas. https://pheasantsforever.org/BlogLanding/Blogs/Pheasants-Forever/Habitat-Strike-Team,-Landowner-Resources-Funneled-to-Southern-Plains-Grasslands.aspx
If you're looking to get geared up for the season ahead, now's the time! For today only, you'll receive free shipping when you shop the Pheasants Forever Store at the link below. https://bit.ly/3SMf0CG

Quail Forever was born on this date in 2005! Today, we celebrate 19 years of conservation successes and want to THANK all our members, volunteers, partners, and donors. In FY2024, Quail Forever met with 13,235 landowners to improve 704,580 acres across the quail range! Combined with 305,865 acres of restored and enhanced habitat through strike teams, prescribed burn associations, and habitat project contracting, the organization pushed the limits of its work into the 1-million-acre realm. QF also hired its first-ever dedicated state policy manager so we can be more effective closer to home, and have worked tirelessly to ensure upland policy priorities for quail and other wildlife are included in the next Farm Bill. Across the quail range, it’s imperative we plant and nurture the seeds for the roots of a better future. A future where we conserve America’s cherished uplands and work together to restore the critical, early successional habitat required for our favorite bird to thrive. #quailforever
National Hunting & Fishing Day
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Howard K. Vincent public land dedication ceremony
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Pheasant Fact Friday!💡 During the hot, dry days of August, folks ask if pheasants need standing water to survive? It depends on how hot. Through most of the growing season, the birds can survive on the moisture they consume in insects, and in morning dew on vegetation. Standing water is not needed. But if humidity levels are low enough, and if the temperature hot enough, no morning dew will be formed. Standing water may become important. Although the moisture in insects may pick up the slack, what happens when most of the insects are killed by chemical spraying? Also consider that the main pheasant range in such dry states as Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, and Utah are along water ways or in irrigated areas. Are pheasants there because of the standing water available, or because such moist areas grow the better habitat and food? #pheasantsforever #pheasant #pheasantfactfriday
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