My farms are in SW ND and I have been managing for pheasants for about 8 years . The pheasant numbers are excellent as are the deer, grouse, partridge and sometimes ducks and geese. A few years back Pheasants Forever named me land owner of the year. I let everyone on it. Not any more. To much slob behaviour. How come everyone has time to be out there in Oct when it is time to hunt pheasants but no one has any time when the fence needs work or I have to move farm equipment around ? If hunters want places to hunt they should buy their own land. For those that say I leave more ruts than any one I say it is mine I will do as I please and I encourage you to do as you please on your land. I worked hard to buy and improve my land, I didn't do that so someone else can have a playground.
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