12-04-2015, 04:53 PM
Unfortunately pheasants require grain which means agricultural ground. I don't know of anywhere that there is any significant number of pheasants on BLM ground. Also once you get east of the rocky mountains (Wyoming, Colorado, Montana) BLM ground kinda disapeers. It is a treasure that we have only in the west.
In the Dakotas, as in Texas and most states from the midwest to the east coast there is very little, if any public land. The pheasant hunting in the Dakotas is almost all on private land. It used to be much easier to gain permission to hunt but it is becoming more and more commercialized. There are alot of large outfitters that are leasing the hunting rights from the farmers. Most of them are charging $300 and up per gun per day. It's a
reality that in the near future we'll be priced right out of any opportunities.
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In the Dakotas, as in Texas and most states from the midwest to the east coast there is very little, if any public land. The pheasant hunting in the Dakotas is almost all on private land. It used to be much easier to gain permission to hunt but it is becoming more and more commercialized. There are alot of large outfitters that are leasing the hunting rights from the farmers. Most of them are charging $300 and up per gun per day. It's a
reality that in the near future we'll be priced right out of any opportunities.[signature]
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