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.
Becoming an upland hunter isn’t easy. With plenty of help, here’s how 6 bird hunters joined or rejoined the community.
Learn how Purina Pro Plan SAVOR dog food with probiotics can help benefit your bird dog’s digestive health.
Most any bird dog can also make a good shed-antler-hunting dog in spring. And they’ll always prefer hunting birds come fall.
Pheasants Forever's Bob St.Pierre is joined by Logan Hinners, Pheasants Forever’s Graphic Design Manager and resident shed hunting fanatic, for a fun conversation with Tom Dokken, expert dog trainer and President of the North American Shed Hunting Dog Association.
Only a soil test provides the information necessary to maximize the food plot's full potential and save you money by reducing unnecessary input costs.
The nation’s largest upland-themed event will be held February 14, 15 & 16, 2020, at the Minneapolis Convention Center in the Twin Cities.