Posted by Dan in Ohio on January 10, 2014 at 11:59:08 from (70.208.193.139):
This is what we have to do for pheasant hunting in central Ohio. What we did is called a European tower hunt. Suits me fine as I have a difficult time walking in weeds and thick cover.
Ten hunters get spaced in a circle 100 yds. from the tower. Ten birds are released, the hunter then shift to the next blind until all 100 birds have been released. Then groups of 3 or 4 guys go with a set of bird dogs into the surrounding farm field to hunt the ones that got away.
Main farm must be at least 120 acres. Several farms are involved as thousands of pheasants are shipped to markets all over the country . They have tractors and small equipment for feeding and maintaining the large flying pens.
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