How to have more "wild" pheasants

Article Abstract:

Deanna and Clint Smith of Miller, South Dakota, have a unique stocking method that replenishes the pheasant supply for the 25,000 acres that they lease for hunting. The birds behave exactly as wild pheasants. A government Conservation Reserve Program is also helping increase population.

Protection and preservation, Pheasants, South Dakota, Pheasant shooting

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Tom terrific

Article Abstract:

Restraint is the key to expert turkey calling. Experienced hunters use calls to keep the turkey interested, not to show off their calling skill. Choosing and placing decoys depends on the type of turkey being hunted.

Methods, Cover Story, Turkey hunting, Game calling (Hunting)

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Working with decoys

Article Abstract:

Using decoys when hunting for turkeys or gobblers is discussed with emphasis on their benefits. Advice on the best ways to use decoys to encourage the turkeys is presented.

Behavior, Turkeys

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