Pheasants

[Kmushrooman]

I used to live in Clarksville TN for many years. I now live in ND for past 3 years. Anyway, I want to let anyone know who might interested. There is an abundance of Pheasants the DNR counted calls. It seems the population has exploded. Highest counts in more than a decade. I see them running everywhere! Gonna be some GOOD bird hunting this year.

 

[Chiflyguy]

I used to live in Clarksville TN for many years. I now live in ND for past 3 years. Anyway, I want to let anyone know who might interested. There is an abundance of Pheasants the DNR counted calls. It seems the population has exploded. Highest counts in more than a decade. I see them running everywhere! Gonna be some GOOD bird hunting this year.

Man that would be fun with a couple Labs.
Maybe me and some of the guys down here can "acquire" a school bus, load it up with hillbillies and shotguns and head north!
Got a big enough driveway?
Just kidding but please let us know how your season goes.
I miss pheasant hunting.

 

[Ski]

I hunted pheasants in Nebraska and when a bunny hopped out my hillbilly reflexes popped that sucker without hesitation. Man you'd have thought I shot the dog lol The other hunters, especially the dog handler threw the biggest fit. They said I was teaching the dogs to chase rabbits. Of course the dogs never chased any rabbits but I was still the low down hillbilly Rosie O'Donnell who shoots bunnies lol Truth be told the rabbits tasted better than the birds.

 

[Atchman2]

When I was in Kansas this spring, I've never seen so many pheasants. They were on the decline for years, but look like they are making a comeback.

My inlaws have property in Kansas. Those dudes gave me a HUGE Winchester Pump action with a 30 inch barrel and a full choke. I was in good shape back then, but that thing was heavy. My parents sent my little 20 gauge with a modified choke. I was slaying pheasants like they were going out of style. So much lighter and I didn't have to wait until it got out there at 30 yards to shoot.