Pheasants Forever Rooster Road Trip

[Tom7227]

http://www.pheasantsforever.org/roosterRT

[TylerS]

Looks like they handicapped Team Pointer knowing full well they'd run away with it if they got Team Flusher's states. Holy smokes...both Dakotas?? If the flushers can't pull of a win with those odds, well, I won't be surprised...

Hehe...go Team Pointer!

[CaptainMusky]

I think they should have done this in the same states, but made the pointer guys go through AFTER the flushers. Just to make it fair.

:-)

Go Pointers!

[Tom7227]

Report on the South Dakota leg of the trip

http://www.pheasantblog.org/over-80000-a...-s-james-river/

[brittman]

Take note Minnesota. Expand the Walk in Hunting areas !!!

[Tom7227]

http://www.pheasantblog.org/rooster-road-trip-recap-losing-count-in-minnesota/

[TylerS]

Love it! Talk about an Internet scouter's wet dream. Look out Marshall, MN!!

[brittman]

Marshall is no secret.

Minnesota is a solid pheasant state (it is just out shadowed by bigger numbers in SD and the easier access of ND). Both states help MN hunting by pulling large hunting parties and efforts westward, resulting in less pressure here in MN.

I grew up in ND and have hunted all three states so my words are not without plenty of experience.

[ETH310]

Marshall is no secret.

I don't know...I saw one other hunter the whole day on the Saturday of MEA weekend. I have a feeling there's going to be a little more competition now. That's ok though, I'll just go some where else. I would rather see 1/2 as many birds if it means I see 1/2 as many hunters.

[Tom7227]

http://www.pheasantblog.org/rooster-report-colorado-2014-15-eastern-plains-upland-preview/

The pointers are heading out and should be posting soon.

[Tom7227]

http://www.pheasantblog.org/rooster-road-trip-recap-blown-away-in-colorado/

[Tom7227]

http://www.pheasantblog.org/rooster-road-trip-recap-a-kansas-comeback/

[Tom7227]

https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/rrt14

[Tom7227]

http://www.pheasantblog.org/rooster-road...r-bird-hunters/

[CaptainMusky]

Its been fun following them along the way. Definitely winter came early to much of the areas they hit. Looking forward to hitting the fields again after deer season is closed. I have the entire week of Thanksgiving off so I will try and wear out my boots.