Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Conserving a tradition Note: This is the final article in a series all about pheasants. Although pheasant season does not start ...

For my 40th birthday, in December, I asked my wife, Virginia, for something special. I wanted her to take advantage of the hunter-education classes that had moved online due to the pandemic to obtain ...

For the better part of three years, conservation groups across America have been watching the Farm Bill situation with the ...

Corteva Agriscience has announced a three-year partnership with the nation’s leading upland habitat conservation group, Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever, to enhance habitat within various noncrop ...

The state Game, Fish and Parks Department alarmingly reported earlier this year that pheasant hunters took the fewest number of birds in a decade last year. Last year’s drought took a toll on the ...

After three years of short-term extensions, conservation groups hope this can be the year that Congress finally passes an ...

AMES, Iowa — Josh Divan of Pheasants Forever is looking for "red acres" in Minnesota and Iowa. "If you ever look at a yield map, red is not the color you ever want to see," notes Divan, the state ...

CODINGTON COUNTY, S.D. (KELO) — According to the Game, Fish and Parks Department, more than one million pheasants were harvested in South Dakota during last year’s hunting season. That averages out to ...

In January, Marilyn Vetter, 55, of New Richmond, Wis., was named CEO of Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever, which was founded 40 years ago in St. Paul and today is headquartered in White Bear Lake.

GRASSTON, Minn. — Our mid-December pheasant hunt was over before it started, we just didn't know it until after our boots filled with snow and swamp water. At one point, Jared Wiklund, the media ...

Tennesseans interested in wildlife conservation have a new option for a specialty license plate.Mikayla Pepper, Public Relations Specialist for Quail Forever sa ...

“We need locals to be interested in this.” ...