Pheasant Pictures

[BLACKJACK]

After I posted I was wondering if he knew you and was yanking your chain - sorry Chub!

[311Hemi]

Here's a pic from our north central SD trip two weekends ago. Lindy Rig and I again with two other guys. What was forecast to be a COLD trip (6* high with 15-25mpg winds every day) actually turned out to be some of the best weather a guy could ask for. Friday and Saturday turned out to be sunny and the temps warmed up to around 15-20* with very little wind. This is a picture from Friday when we limited out for 4 guys.....it was a great day of hunting and pushing cat tails.

Beau (buddies dog), Lindy's dog Star, and my dog Dex:

[WallyGator12000]

Here is a pic from today (12/21) in West-Central MN. Chasing roosters in the snow with my brother and a buddy, one of the highlights was the first rooster ever for my friend! He made a great crossing shot on the bird, after my brother and I wiffed Took the dog awhile to find it, but eventually the rooster came tearing out of a clump of weeds, running for its life, and she ran it down like a champ. Awesome day of hunting in the snow.

[no bait nate]

that looks like one fun day of mn pheasant hunting. how were the birds holding for ya in the snow? my friends and i are taking a buddy out to western mn to chase roosters for his bachelor party on wednesday. hopefully we will have some of the same luck? how far west were ya? we will be hunting in cottonwood county

[WallyGator12000]

I wasn't that far south and west...we were mainly in Mcleod and Meeker Counties. The roosters were very skittish, we really had to work to find birds that would get up in range for us. We shot well, and the roosters that did get up in range all went down. The snow is really helpful for tracking, especially since the last snowfall was only been 2 days ago, it's easy to see where they have been lately. Most of the birds were in cattails, or the thickest cover you could find. One came out of corn we were lucky enough to gain permission to hunt. We saw a total of 10 roosters, and probably 30 hens. Good luck!

[QueticoTim]

Starting out my 2 year old young. At that age I was too afraid to pick one up.

T

[QueticoTim]

Early season MN hunt.

T

[QueticoTim]

IA opener.

T

[DitchPickle13]

Here's 1 of 5 roosters we shot in Montana in between the morning/evening Muley hunt. Just got done hunting this weekend for the last MN hunt of the year(-18 yesterday when we started)...lots of work in the arctic conditions for two birds, but it was worth it(I'm sure the dogs are ready for a warm corner inside, after bustin' cat-tails all weekend)!

[thedanimalkmk]

Last hunt of the season. Not too bad for a seven month old dog. I already cannot wait until next year.

Dan

[theghost_03]

My boy Goldberry's Koda's second year.

[DonBo]

Also from an eastern Montana mule deer hunt.

[FCspringer]

Great pics. people, Makes me realize I should bring a camera more often hunting. Here is the only 2 I have of a couple hunts this year.