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Yes by permit but the limitations are probably setup by the manager at that time to hopefully improve the habitat.

I am thinking that person gave you false information.

Guessing you need to turn a layer on to show the same as your phone.

That looks correct. Thx

There where some issues with the information on Onx showing information on the NWR's in the Dakotas that might mislead some hunters to think the refuges are wide open to hunting. Thankfully Onx is a great company and was more than willing to help make these changes. Some of the problems showed...

Sand Lake opens 12/11/2023 this year. Bird numbers are way down in that part of the county but still probably pretty good compared to where most non residents are coming from. From the reports I am hearing they are preparing for 100 plus vehicles this year for the opener. Sounds like it could...

Well I got the Turkey in the Oven, made some caramels with the 6 yr old and went out about 1:30. Unfortunately the boy wasn't having it. Maybe tomorrow he will want to go out. But I walked the same CREP and kicked up about 8 birds. 3 roosters maybe and only 1 in range. Home at 2:30 ish...

Sooo I asked my boy if he wanted to walk a little this morning for pheasants. He said yes (of course) and immediately thought he can actually carry a gun to which I said lets wait on that. But I did grab my little 20 gauge to bring it with. I had some trap loads thinking he can shoot it a...

U need to be south of hwy 12 and west. Bird numbers are better that way. Still tough but better.

I know a waterfowl guide that had a client shoot too many ducks on accident. They called the fed warden and no tickets were issued.

The other thing with the state is they don't have the funding or support for a fire program. The feds have a way better supported, funded, organized and trained fire program to help with management. The state on MN has the Lasard (sp) fund. They have a ton of money to hire the people they...

A lot of those WPA's in SD are now planted back and are great for pheasants.

Burdon of proof is upon the government. If your legally licensed, your legal. Now if you have 16 birds that all have the same internal body temp then you might have to answer some questions.

I might head out today and will report. Last week I picked a WPA in Edmunds and shot 3 in 15 minutes. I went out the next day for an hour and didn't flush anything close enough to shoot.

Tree row removal has more to do with increasing unfragmented nesting Habitat for all grassland nesting birds. Federal property especially has a focus on threatened species like grasshopper sparrows and bobolinks. Those species will avoid trees. Russian olives and Chinese elms are very invasive...

Its pretty bad in that area for a pheasant. Lots of waterfowl tho.

I thought they were decoys.

I killed 3 roosters in 20 minutes while you ladies were squawking.

Warden from Michigan! lol

They do it when the situation warrants especially when there is a legit safety concern with the landowner. These operations require higher up approvals with approved Operation plans.