WATCH NOW‼️ Rooster Road Trip XV Ep. 3 | Mixed Bags & Cover | 2024 Public Land North Dakota Upland Hunt. Link in our bio! The third episode of this year’s Rooster Road Trip highlights two days of hunting wild, publicly accessible pheasants and sharptails in two completely different regions of North Dakota while linking up with two folks who have personal and professional stake in the future of upland habitat conservation. Hunters are the visionaries behind the United States’ conservation movement and public land system and should always be at the table to help define the future of both. This is why educating, engaging, and expanding the upland conservation community is one of the four strategic priorities driving our mission every day. Watch Episode Three of Rooster Road Trip’s journey across North Dakota to see what we, and our bird dogs, discovered today! A huge thank you to our Rooster Road Trip Sponsors: @federalpremium, @orvis, @garminfishhunt, @ruff_land_kennels, @yeti, @browningfirearms, @irishsetterboots @soundgear_official #pheasantsforever #pheasants #pheasanthunting #uplandhunting
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🌟 Hard to beat these deals (especially when 100% of proceeds go toward our conservation mission!) From November 27th - December 2nd, 4 of our overstocked food plot mixes will be available at a discounted price! A perfect time to try a new mix or purchase your go-to mixes! Discounted food plot options are to be planted in either spring/summer or fall depending on the mix! Follow the link below to our seed store to find out more! 🌟 And prices include shipping!! https://www.pfhabitatstore.com/store/items/FP/
Join, renew, or upgrade your membership and be automatically entered to win a Browning Citron 825 Field over & under! Claim your Bird & Buck Knife Set via the special Rooster Road Trip Membership offers below and you'll automatically be entered to win the same Browning Citori 825 shotgun used during the trip! Link below! https://www.quailforever.org/AA24
Time is running out! Till the end of November, when you stop in at any of the ten 24/7 Travel Stores across Kansas, you can make a donation to Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever, and each store will match that donation, up to a total of $2,000. That adds up to $4,000 per store, and as much as $40,000 in all for PF & QF initiatives in The Sunflower State. If you're not in Kansas, you can still donate by heading to pheasantsforever.org/247 Your $1 becomes $2. Your $5 becomes $10. Your $10 becomes $20. It’s simple: Go inside after you fuel up your vehicle for the hunt, stock up on your other needs, and support the habitat mission by making a donation at the cash register. Fuel the hunt, fuel conservation! 24/7 Travel Stores
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Restock for your upland adventures! Don't miss this CYBER SALE at the Quail Forever Store! Link below! https://bit.ly/3ZjNdgS
GIVEAWAY‼️ WIN AN ORVIS PRO UPLAND VEST & A SET OF SOUNDGEAR PHANTOMS: We want to hear from you! Submit a question for the Rooster Road Trip crew to answer during an upcoming recap podcast and you’ll be automatically entered to win. Head over to www.roosterroadtrip.org to officially submit your answer and then make sure to watch the series’ third episode this Wednesday at 5pm CST. We’ll choose the SoundGear and Orvis winner out of all of the submissions on Monday, December 2nd. Congratulation to last week's giveaway winner of the Garmin ALPHA LTE, Andy from Oklahoma City, OK, with a correct answer of 12.2 miles. Orvis, SoundGear
For a LIMITED time, when you become a Life Member you’ll receive an exclusive QF YETI Tundra via the special Rooster Road Trip Membership offer, PLUS you'll automatically be entered to win the same Browning Citori 825 shotgun used during the trip! Link below! https://quailforever.org/SpecialPages/Special-Memberships/Life-Membership-en.aspx
Quail Fact or Fiction Friday!💡 “Coyotes are eating all the bobwhites and their eggs!” Fiction! Coyotes are opportunistic predators, but studies show that less than 2% of a coyote’s diet consists of bobwhites. Here are the details from a series of scientific surveys: 1.4% in Missouri (Korschgen 1957), 2.0% in Arkansas (Gipson 1974), 0.6% of stomachs and scats from Mississippi and Alabama (Wooding et al. 1984),
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