On this episode, Bob St. Pierre and Pheasants Forever’s Director of Marketing, Andrew Vavra, visit with veterinarian and owner of White Bear Animal Hospital, Dr. Stuart Dalton. Located down the street from the Pheasants Forever & Quail Forever headquarters, Dr. Dalton has become the primary vet for many of the organization’s bird dog owners, so this isn’t a stuffy antiseptic doctor visit.
Learn how to extricate your dog from 3 kinds of traps: snare, leg-hold, and body-grip or conibear.
1940s “Days Gone By” Pheasant Hunting Picture Spurs Upland Memories
Bird dogs, in particular, are prone to anxious behavior. Learn about their stressors as well as some helpful tips on how to calm an anxious dog.
Here’s how to put a little deer spin into your habitat enhancement program.
Meet 10 grassland songbirds that benefit from healthy upland habitat and share pheasant country with our favorite gamebird.
In March of 1982, Dennis Anderson, then the outdoors editor for the Saint Paul Pioneer Press & Dispatch, wrote an article that served as the catalyst launching Pheasants Forever. On April 15, 1983, the very first banquet in Pheasants Forever’s history took place in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
Summer issue of Pheasants Forever Journal Summer celebrates our bird dogs and their upland destiny.
Just in time for your spring habitat planning, host Bob St.Pierre is joined by Jared Wiklund and Matt O’Connor, a long-time PF biologist, to talk about the importance of pollinator habitat for pheasants and quail.
In this episode, host Bob St.Pierre visits with Keith Crowley, author of the new book Pheasant Dogs. The duo is joined by Pheasants Forever’s Rachel Hoveland and Jared Wiklund, whose dogs are both featured in the book, for a conversation that covers the laughter and tears of loving a bird dog.
Conservation Reinvestment Initiative could be a windfall for natural resources management in the Buckeye State. Act Now!
When it comes to training your bird dog, listening – a lot – is the path to more success.