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Pheasant hunters in South Dakota bag over 1.1 million birds last season - Vimarsana News

Pheasant hunters in South Dakota bag over 1.1 million birds last season

During the 2022-23 pheasant hunting season in South Dakota, hunters harvested an estimated 1.158-million birds...

Quality Habitat Means Abundant Birds in South Dakota - Vimarsana News

Quality Habitat Means Abundant Birds in South Dakota

PIERRE, S.D. - The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks (GFP) today announced the pheasant harvest total from the...

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Here are the pheasant harvest totals from the 2022-2023 season. Spoiler Alert: South Dakotans like to pheasant hunt. - Vimarsana News

Here are the pheasant harvest totals from the 2022-2023 season. Spoiler Alert: South Dakotans like to pheasant hunt.

PIERRE, S.D. – The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks (GFP) announced Thursday, the pheasant harvest total from the 2022-2023 season. The traditional season ran from October 15, 2022, to

GFP: More than 1 million pheasants harvested last season in South Dakota - Vimarsana News

GFP: More than 1 million pheasants harvested last season in South Dakota

In a press release, the GFP says its goal for 2023 is to exceed 1.5 million acres of private land enrolled for public hunting, increasing from the 1.48 million acres enrolled in 2022.

South Dakota pheasant season beginning without a state-sanctioned bird count - Vimarsana News

South Dakota pheasant season beginning without a state-sanctioned bird count

An official with the Game, Fish and Parks this week outlined to the GFP Commission new marketing initiatives to help spur in-state and out-of-state hunters to what he called the "Super Bowl" of pheasant hunts.