Yep, looking at these guys. Now you say not like South Dakota? In what way?The Ranch | Ringneck Ranch
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These guys run a pretty good outfit. They have both wild birds or can do a release, it isn't like the hunts I go on in SD, but it is still great hunting. The weather is also better most of the time.
Yep, looking at these guys. Now you say not like South Dakota? In what way?
Have you hunted with them? I’m looking at them. Possibly looking at Nebraska also.The Ranch | Ringneck Ranch
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These guys run a pretty good outfit. They have both wild birds or can do a release, it isn't like the hunts I go on in SD, but it is still great hunting. The weather is also better most of the time.
Have you hunted with them? I’m looking at them. Possibly looking at Nebraska also.
Thanks guys, I’m looking at Nebraska hard. I think that might be a better option. Looking now at The Rackett lodge. No bag limit and trap/ sporting clays course. Nice lodging.
North and South Dakota have very good pheasant populations. I would say Nebraska, Iowa, and Kansas would fill out the next tier.Just out of corriosity,
What states in USA are known for good phaesant hunting?
Top 5 according to the net South Dakota, Montana, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota.Just out of corriosity,
What states in USA are known for good phaesant hunting?
I will ask that question.No limit means released birds. That can still be great hunting, just be aware that it won’t be wild birds.