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Your Next South Dakota Pheasant Hunting Vacation

So if you're like me, you grew up on savingnesting  and  hatching  brood.
for shells, license fees and gas to get you
to your favorite pheasant hunting "spot".- Habitat Cashflow - South Dakota dominates
That "spot" may have been a road ditch,the commercial fee hunting business and than
public ground, railroad track, bridgemeans farmers can afford to "leave a little"
overpass or any other place that you mightfor the pheasants. Heck, they can afford to
think a pheasant would hide. If you wereleave  a  lot!  Habitat  is  everything.
lucky you might have met and developed a
relationship with a farmer and he was nice- CRP acres - Any state that has high CRP
enough  to  let you hunt on his private land.acres is where you will find the birds plain
and simple. South Dakota has them. North
Once you've done that for 20 years and you goDakota has them too and that is no surprise
through a few years when the pheasantwhy North Dakota is a sister state to South
shooting ain't real good it doesn't take theDakota when it comes to being the king of
mind long to start to wonder if there are anypheasant  destinations.
better places to hunt pheasants than your
usual  local  haunts.- Land prices, rents and dirty farming -
Thank God that some land in South Dakota just
UGUIDE receives many calls and guests fromain't real good for farming. When farm ground
the Midwest. States like Wisconsin, Illinois,is not as productive and rents are lower then
Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota and Indiana areof course land prices are lower and the
probably the most common origination pointsfarmers aren't as bent on farming up to the
for a South Dakota pheasant hunting vacation.fence lines or trying to plow under wetlands
I suspect that the sad but true driver to theand slough or weedy areas to get them to pay.
reason behind that growth is that what one
day used to be great pheasant hunting hasSouth Dakotan's have long enjoyed to tourism
dwindled to a below average pheasant huntingbusiness associated with their remote
experience in those states. The price ofdestination. For the most part they really
farmland has gone up dramatically in thoseenjoy pheasant hunters and pheasant hunting
states in recent years and one can onlybut the majority of resident farmers are not
speculate that farmers who were once able toavid pheasant hunters. Now deer hunting, that
"leave a little for the pheasants", now canis  a  whole  different  story.
no longer afford to do that. Seems that there
is a relationship between skyrocketing landI think it makes a big difference that
prices and farmland cash rents - the result:pheasant hunting and the business of hunting
plummeting  pheasant  populations.pheasants has been in the culture of the
state  for  so  many  years.
I'm not sure what the magic is behind South
Dakota's seasonally high pheasant populationsBottom line is that if you love to pheasant
but a few factors separate this state fromhunt, and that look in your dogs eye is
the  rest:making you feel guilty about not getting him
on more real wild birds, then you should look
- Soil types - South Dakota's soil has highinto making your next wild pheasant hunting
lime content which is supposedly good forvacation destination... South Dakota.



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