JShane
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congrats on a fine trip. got my wheels turning now.
South Dakota Pheasants
- Thread starter marshman
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marshman
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We are on a roll now, no native birds here on the coast, but do have some decent Pheasant release sites.
Getting it done there now.
Getting it done there now.
SD_Prairie_Goat
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oh what ever you have handy I suppose. I was usually prepared just to squirt it on the foot pads using the bottle cap, but what ever works really.
For those on the edge about coming this year, this seems too be the best year for birds here in SD in the last seven years maybe, great hunting! But covid is hot and heavy right now too
warmer
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Madame Gov. would prefer you don't mention the "C" word.
SD_Prairie_Goat
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Hahahah! If we don't say it, it doesn't exist! Just like if we don't talk about weed being legal (soon), it isn't
hahah
duckhunt
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Just found this thread. Looks like you had a great hunt. South Dakota pheasant hunt is something I've thought about for a few years.
marshman
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If you get the chance do it.
It is really a lot of fun. I had never had a chance to pheasant hunt where there were a lot of birds. Good stuff.
pawhitetail
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I have a 5 month old gsp. I would love to get her out there this coming fall. Any tips on how you decided where you were going to hunt? Was all your hunting DIY public ground or was there trespass fees? Did you have a chance at anything other then pheasants?
SD_Prairie_Goat
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shoot me a message and I'll see what we can get figured out for ya
marshman
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There is public land, a lot of it is USFWS Waterfowl production areas. It seemed like the ley was finding these areas next to food crops. Only had permission on on one private farm.
In South Dakota you can hunt right a ways but you need to stay on them.
A lottery for NR Waterfowl hunting, they are proud of that.
