By South Dakota Game Fish & Parks | April 20, 2008
Heeding the concerns of landowners and sportsmen?s groups, the S.D. Game, Fish and Parks Commission decided against a proposal that would have lengthened the South Dakota pheasant hunting season to the end of January.
By UGUIDE | March 19, 2008
With a record bird season in 2007 and a mild 2007-2008 winter, South Dakota is again staged for another banner year of pheasant hunting.
By Chris Hitzeman | March 19, 2008
South Dakota?s pheasant hunting season might get longer under a proposal being considered by the Game, Fish and Parks Commission. The proposal lengthens the season through January. In the past, the season has ended on the first Sunday in January. See whole story to see how your vote can be cast...
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.
By UGUIDE | October 15, 2007
Hunters should get ready to step back in time as they prepare to share the fields with a pheasant population the likes of which hasn?t been seen in South Dakota since the Soil Bank years of the 1950s and ?60s.
By UGUIDE | September 07, 2007
With increased spring and summer rains experienced across much of the grouse range in South Dakota, biologists are optimistic about the outlook for grouse hunting in 2007.
By UGUIDE | August 31, 2007
Hunters who take to the fields in 2007 will be greeted by one of the largest pheasant populations in South Dakota history. However, they had better enjoy it while they can.
By Chris Hitzeman | August 25, 2007
Brood count surveys by the S.D. Game, Fish and Parks Department project pheasant numbers the likes of which has not been seen since the Soil Bank years of the 1950s and ?60s. The pheasant population index was at a 40-year high in 2005 and the 2007 index tops that historic mark. Overall statewide numbers for 2007 are 23% higher than the 2006 counts and 18% higher than the 2005 mark.
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U-GUIDE South Dakota Pheasant HuntingTM, also a habitat organization, proudly supports Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever in its efforts to improve and sustain wildlife habitat around the country.
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