Winter 2022 Pheasants Forever Journal cover reveal! Read the full story on this issues cover, along with what stories you'll find inside at the link below. Be sure to join or renew by December 9th to ensure you get a copy.
https://pheasantsforever.org/BlogLanding/Blogs/Pheasants-Forever/Winter-Journal-Honors-the-Hunt,-the-Habitat-and-the-Bird.aspx
Ring-necked pheasants make their living at intersections. Intersections of habitat — prairie and grain, grass and cattails, brush and wetland. Intersections of biology and behavior —nest to egg to hatchling, insect-eating chick to seed-gleaning adult, innocent bystander to wary warrior. And intersections of seasons — the relief of spring to fulsome summer, and the bounty of fall to the stark realities of winter. Lon Lauber captured our cover bird, a celebration of such intersections and of the habitat mission, on a frosty-white winter day. And as that picture celebrates key intersections for the birds, so this entire issue does the same for the hunter, habitat manager, heritage mentor and PF member. - PF Journal Editor Tom Carpenter
If your membership is current, expect to see your magazine in a couple weeks. If your membership isn’t current, or you want join Pheasants Forever, do so by December 9 to make sure you get on the list to receive the Winter Issue of "The Journal of Upland Conservation."