Jay Delaney, commissioner for the PGC’s Northeast Region, with his dog Hunter, before the start of a wild pheasant flushing survey last week in Columbia County. TOM VENESKY/the times leader ROHRSBURG, ...
Things aren't going particularly well. Ohio no longer holds an expansive population of ring-necked pheasants and bobwhite quail, a reality that’s been decades in the making and that has demonstrated ...
Anyone who has been around a while knows times and trends change. Hunters still at it have proved flexible enough to accept what they are given and to take what they can get. What they can get are ...
Ring-necked pheasants were first stocked by the Pennsylvania Game Commission in 1915, but populations didn’t significantly increase until after 1923 when laws were enacted establishing bag and season ...
California’s wild ring-necked pheasant season is open and for the second consecutive year, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) will collect genetic tissue – a tongue clip – from ...
Wild pheasant populations have plummeted in New York (as they have in much of the East) over the last few decades, leading the state Department of Environmental Conservation to stock thousands of ...
Remington, a German short-haired pointer, retrieves a pheasant for his master, Jeff Cave, who operates a private hunting preserve, Eastern Iowa Outdoors Adventures, near Parnell. (Gazette Archives) ...
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