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Thanks - the last thing I want to do is get a farmer mad and they shut down more area to hunting.

Thanks everyone.

Thanks for the information. I'll look more closely at the state maps. Do they normally have a sign at the property stating that, or is it up to the hunter to find it on the map and know that they cannot go through it?

I have searched all over but cannot find anything on regulations in South Dakota regarding the legality of hunting standing corn or soybean on state controlled land. Can we hunt pheasants by walking through unharvested corn or soybeans on state lands? If not, can we send our dogs into it...