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Haven't had the heart to go back home and hunt pheasants since my Dad passed away in 1994.


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That's cool. Were you hunting public or private. We stayed with public hunting and spot and stalk via vehicle from 5:00 p.m. til sunset most days. I saw as many or more birds driving than walking. Probably put in 3-5 miles a day depending on the land we hunted this week. Good exercise and great time. Still hoping one of these times up to find some prairie chickens, never had a chance at hunting them.

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Pheasant numbers are low in southeast North Dakota. Not much to see around here.

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Esox best place in SD for prairie chickens is the Ft Pierre Grasslands. The NR license is for 10 days in a row or 2 5 day increments come out on the grouse opener hunt 5 days go home and then come out later for 5 days of pheasant hunting, simple as that. MagnumMan

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Esox - we hunt private land there. Didn't see any prairie chickens either.

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Thanks guys, ended up with 5 birds total for the hunt. At least have a pheasant dinner tomorrow and look forward to going back next year. Have a good rest of the season up there! Getting geared up for Nebraska deer in November.

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Leaving now.....

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How did you fair?

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Great pic!!!!


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Leaving now..... as in I'm in SoDak now (and first ever Posting from a Phone) .
SoFar, 3 Days and 3 Limits.

Post more/ Pics on return...

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So yeah, ...Hunted Four Days and Shot 4 Limits, w/ 5Hours being the longest Day.
All Wild/ Mature Roosters, ...Hunting massive Tracks of just-cut Corn, w/ almost every PotHole or CreekBottom holding Birdz.
Flushed around 40-50 a Day, on average, at varying Distances.

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We hunted 5 days starting on the 25th...2 hunters with limits each day.
Starting at 10,the latest that we hunted was 1:30.
Two days we were finished before noon.
I've been wanting to shoot a rooster with my 28ga so I took it along with the thought that if we had an easy day then I would use it for my 3rd bird...I ended up shooting 7 of my roosters and 1 sharptail with it. Winchester 1oz 6s improved and modified.
Lots of corn still in the field.
On Monday we had a little rain but there were a few combines running again on Tues. It should get even better as more corn is picked.
Saw one covey of Huns but did not get a shot.

One of the best Pheasant hunts that I've ever had and I've been going up for about 30 years or so.


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Glad you guys are having fun. Come again, bring money! grin

Seriously, we're happy you're enjoying your time in our state.


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Hunted near Kimball last THUR-SAT, great hunt, weather cooperated, limited out each of the three days. My first trip to SD for pheasant, won't be my last.

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