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Just had 2 hen turkeys come by, not 50 yards from the house (Montgomery County, KS), with their combined broods. Nearly 20 poults between the two of them. That’s the largest bunch of turkey poults I’ve seen in many years. Sure was glad to see them! I will note that these birds were smaller than...

Awesome photos! Looks like the birds had a pretty good hatch your way

Good on y’all for getting out there and putting in the effort to help the birds out! Sounds like a nice piece of land, with good potential for bird hunting!

Seen a few quail broods in southeast Kansas.

I always enjoy your pictures!

I think that we’ve pretty well bottomed out, and even the state realizes that, and they can’t make money off of a resource that we don’t have. KDWP has been making some much needed adjustments as of late. Lord willing, we’re beginning the slow climb out of the pit for our wildlife, and our hunters.

We had a couple of hunts this year where we saw significantly more than that. There are still some “honey holes” around.

Been hunting public ground in NWK for the past few days. Saw a few, shot a few. Every pheasant we shot was this year’s bird. Lots of wild flushers, too, which are likely carry overs.

I had other matters come up, so I won’t be able to chase the upland birds until later this week. You couldn’t ask for a more gorgeous opening weekend though. ~10 degrees right now out in pheasant country. Low 20’s here in far southeast Kansas. Sitting out here drinking my coffee and watching my...

I will be out there amongst em.

Two weekends in a row of world class pheasant hunting! Iowa is the place to be, these days!

I have some friends that went out with their kids and shot a few birds. Don’t know any details. I just saw their pictures.

I keep saying I’m going to go hunt chickens. I live pretty close to the Flint Hills. Might have to take the labs for a walk out in the Smokies, on my way to hunt pheasants in western Kansas next week.

We found some dirt roads that I guarantee you would turn to gumbo. Most are gravel, though, and should be just fine. I was referring to their dirt roads in my initial post.

No different than Kansas, if you’ve experienced those. If it’s soupy out, they’re generally a no go. The locals don’t appreciate them being torn up, either. In the area of Iowa I hunt, the (human) population is significantly higher than that of western Kansas, so more roads are gravel, than dirt.

Glad to hear that you boys up in Minnesota are having some success!

Up here hunting in WC Iowa. Lots of birds!

Absolutely. I will admit that I’m young enough that I never got to hunt the glory years for pheasants, in any state. I did go up to South Dakota for several years to snow goose hunt in the spring starting in ~2007. Holy cow! The pheasants we saw up there. Today, I do almost all of my hunting...

Probably not much help, but I always use OnX these days. It seems to be pretty up to date. Best of luck to you, friend.