By UGUIDE | November 28, 2009
Pierre, S.D. ? Due to the delayed harvest of crops this fall, the South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Commission intends to act at its Dec. 3-4 meeting in Pierre on a proposal to raise the three-bird daily pheasant bag limit to five cock pheasants daily.
By Chris Hitzeman | November 24, 2009
Cover that pheasants hide in during the day continues to shrink at substancial pace each week. Hunting conditions have improved and reports are good around state. Corn crop is 40% out of field now but 60% still remains and sounds like areas in NE part of state may be in all winter due to mold and muddy fields being inaccesible. The weather has been dry and mild the last week and that bodes well for continued harvest. Pheasant hunting looks to be its best after Thanksgiving and on into the new year in South Dakota.
By Chris Hitzeman | November 02, 2009
Limits coming from Dewey county camps and Lyman county camps but most East River camps struggle as plagued by standing corn. Corn harvest only making 3% per week. Beans is going at 10% per week which would mean another 4-5 weeks to get done and then start on corn which would means corn harvest would start at large around 1st week of Dec.
By UGUIDE | February 15, 2008
As long as we incur no major late winter storms the pheasant populations in both North and South Dakota will come through with"flying" colors.
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