Abundant hunting opportunities and access await hunters when they go afield for the opener of the Nebraska pheasant, quail and partridge seasons on Oct. 26. Hunters seeking new places to hunt are ...

Pheasants, specifically ring-necked pheasants, are popular for hunting in the United States. According to Unlimited Pheasant Hunting, more than 40 species originated from Asia and Asia Minor.

The upland game program manager for the Nebraska Game and Parks says pheasant season should be much improved from the past few years. Numbers should improve this fall for pheasant and quail ...

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz pheasant hunting near Sleepy Eye, Minnesota. Oct. 12, 2024. CBS News The new coalition will seek to underscore Harris' support for "traditional activities." ...

Since some very good pheasant hunting takes place in areas where non-toxic shot is required, hunters might choose steel 2, 3, or 4 shot, or bismuth 4 or 5 shot.

While Nebraska’s pheasant hunting season is similar to South Dakota’s, the seasons are shorter in Iowa, Minnesota, Montana and North Dakota. Iowa’s season is Oct. 28 -Jan. 31.

Last year, 90,000 pheasant hunters were in the field, a 64% increase from 2021. There were 48,000 quail hunters, a 49% increase. Don’t fret about the cold expected this weekend.

The outlook for pheasant season is looking better than the past few years, said Bryan O’Connor, upland game program manager for the Nebraska Game and Parks. The season opens Saturday, along with ...

Proceeds from auction items, sponsors and donors is expected to exceed $4,000 for the Disabled Warriors Hunt of Greater Nebraska, which benefits veterans. According to the VA, more than 6,000 ...

Every state in the U.S. has an upland hunting season. From grouse in Maine to an assortment of non-native pheasants and other birds in Hawaii, America is home to a wide variety of upland birds ...

LINCOLN, Neb. — Pheasant hunting in South Dakota generates an estimated $220 million a year in retail spending and causes an annual flood of 120,000 orange-clad hunters into the state.

A 2008 study in Nebraska had similar results, showing that only 12% of pheasant chicks released survived to hunting season, with annual survival less than 1%. Only 3.5% of the chicks initially ...