When Minnesota's cornfields were "dirty" with weeds in the '40s and '50s and farms were cluttered with brushy fence rows, shelterbelts, livestock pastures and cattail sloughs, the state's population ...
MARSHALL -- Minnesota's strategy to reverse a steady decline in its pheasant population should focus on making habitat improvements on private land, and better enforcement of laws requiring vegetative ...
The future of Minnesota's pheasant population is tied directly to the halls of Congress. Nothing influences the abundance of this popular game bird more than the federal Farm Bill, and Congress has ...
Jul. 15—RUSHMORE — Under a sky of blue and surrounded by rolling hills and a view of the Little Rock River, Nobles County Pheasants Forever members popped champagne corks and unveiled a wooden sign ...
NICOLLET, Minn. — Gov. Mark Dayton on Monday unveiled a Pheasant Summit Action Plan designed to increase bird habitat and numbers in the state. The number of pheasant hunters in Minnesota has fallen ...
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For Some Male Pheasants, Love Really Is Blind. Their Elaborate Feathers That Impress Females Also Obstruct Their Vision
The adornments on the heads of male Lady Amherst’s and golden pheasants partially block their sight, according to new ...
ST. PAUL – Pheasants Forever has added four new projects totaling 437 acres in Minnesota as part of its Build a Wildlife Area program, the conservation group announced Monday, Oct. 30. The properties ...
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — Pheasant hunting is a big part of South Dakota’s economy. But with the dry weather we’ve been having lately, that’s not good for the pheasant population. Wildlife officials ...
Thriving pheasant populations and excellent hunting conditions are primarily the result of two things: high-quality habitat and access to that habitat. South Dakota works hard to protect and add to ...
Jason Hughes of Dubuque aims his gun March 13, 2016, as he shoots a pheasant during a charity event held at Highland Hideaway Hunting in Riverside. (The Gazette) Buy Photo Because of harsh winters and ...
Nebraska can’t afford to lose an entire generation of hunters and outdoors enthusiasts. The outdoor industry knows that it needs to be more proactive to attract the next generation of hunters and ...
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