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I'm under the correct assumption CREP lands in general should have better habitat than walk in areas due to walk ins can be hayed and likely will be this year?

The website said Oct. 9th for a while, but the books said the 16th. I have heard a few confused people.

So i have only hunted pheasant in MN, and have had some decent hunts and have seen agood amount of birds in my opinion. So my question is South Dakota THAT much better than MN? Will it live up to the hype if i go hunting there?

This season has been tougher than others for solo hunting. I find most my pheasants in "structure". Alot of red willows, and other brush. This season I have had the worst luck on the "structures" blocking my shooting. Ive had my dog work up wind while I am on the other side and vice versa...

Thought I would start a 2019 report thread. So far this season has been a struggle. Ive seen birds in every spot, but the shot opportunities have been very slim for verious reasons. Of course the hens have been flushing close. 18 miles logged so far. Also does anyone on here own a teal Ford...

I always try to be quite while me and my dog hunt due to when I make noise I feel like the pheasants flush way up ahead. I hunt pressured public and have had birds flush on a calm day when you quietly shut the truck door. When hunting thick willow swamps or cattails, I cant always see my lab and...

Whats everyone wearing for boots while stomping across the prairies? I am looking for a waterproof, long lasting, and most important, comfortable boot.

How many of you skin the entire bird vs breast and de-leg them. It is pretty easy to quick breast them out but its also nice to have the full bird sometimes. Curious what others take from the bird.

I've been trying to refine my layering for walking for pheasants. Want to avoid too hot or too cold. Easier said then done for me. Now when the Temps dropping in MN I usually where a t shirt, hooded sweatshirt, and a carhartt. This usually keeps me warm while walking in the cold. Sometimes...

I have a female 55 lbs British yellow lab which world revolves around food. I know everyone says labs can eat until they puke which this would be definetly the case with her. I currently feed her a cup and a half 5am and 5pm (get home from work). On the weekends even when she doesn't hunt...