pheasant hunting

When fall hits the calendar, the first thing I think of is pheasant hunting season. And how Winner South Dakota's population would explode.

Avid anglers are always looking for more bling to dress up their boat. Now, here's a chance for you to win a new boat and truck plus contribute to supporting habitat.

Beginning Saturday, October 15 hunters will be walking the most beautiful habitat for the state bird which, according to game officials, harvest numbers are looking good.

Legend has it that the tale goes back to the 1880s when settlers passed around stories of a giant pheasant, a bird so big that its footprints in the soft ground made creeks and river valleys.

It's some fun, friendly competition before the real action begins at the Minnehaha Country Club.

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With a fair amount of rain last week and a lot of sun this week, road ditches are getting pretty hairy with grass. But if you have an urge to do that mowing you have to hold off on that.

A new Game Fish and Parks report says pheasant numbers are down in South Dakota as the state gets ready to kick-off its 101st pheasant hunting season.

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem has moved forward in strengthening pheasant hunting in our state.

Valentine's Day will be a regular day for some people but it will a romantic evening for others. If you're the latter and you are a big game hunter you may want to do some planning.