So you’d like to increase your odds for a huge pheasant hunting day? Nice! Man’s Best Friend One thing you can do to increase those odds is to hunt with a dog. Ideally, you want a conditioned dog who can handle heavy brush, tumbleweed, corn, milo and sorghum fields. Dogs can pick up the scent… Read more »
As we ring in the new year of 2021, we can all hope for better days ahead. Why not plan a pheasant hunt at Meadow Brook Game Farm for something to look forward to in the new year? With that in mind, what are some new year’s resolutions for pheasant hunters? Introduce a Youngster to… Read more »
At Meadow Brook Game Farm in Westmoreland, Tennessee, just north of Nashville, you can try your hand at bird hunting and see if you get a quail or pheasant. Now why hunt birds rather than, say, deer? More Excitement Well, if you’ve ever spent a whole day sitting in a blind waiting to shoot a… Read more »
One of the many things this pandemic has taught us is that it’s essential we do the things love when we’re blessed enough to have our health. What’s more, after being cooped for what felt like months on end, it’s essential we get the fresh air and sun we need, and enjoy the outdoor activities… Read more »
Half the battle in hunting is knowing where the animals you seek will be, and taking advantage when opportunity presents itself. As such, if you’re planning on pheasant hunting, it’s important to know their routines. Let’s take a look at what a typical day is for pheasants. Wake Up Call Pheasants, like many mammals, are… Read more »
Meadow Brook Game Farm is a 1,200-acre shooting preserve one hour north of Nashville, Tennessee. Hunters come from near and far to hunt game birds at Meadow Brook. Distinct Look If you’ve never hunted pheasants before, what should you know about them? Pheasants are multi-colored, long-tailed birds who really give hunters a run for their… Read more »
People come from all over to hunt pheasant at Meadow Brook Game Farm. Located west of Knoxville and directly north of Nashville, the farm is packed with game birds. If and when you get a pheasant at Meadow Brook Game Farm and you want to cook it, here are some handy tips… Tips for Cooking… Read more »
View Post If you’re an experienced pheasant hunter, you probably know exactly what to expect when you go hunting for pheasants. However, if you’re planning on going on a pheasant hunt for the first time, you might be a little anxious about what’s going to take place during it. Here are some things that you… Read more »
When is the last time you went outside and enjoyed nature? If you can’t remember, that’s a problem! It means you’re not spending nearly enough time soaking up all that Mother Nature has to offer. Change that today by going turkey hunting. When you hunt for turkeys, you’ll reconnect with nature and enjoy the physical… Read more »
Pheasant hunting can be a fun and rewarding experience. However, it can also be very frustrating if you don’t know exactly what you’re doing. Many pheasant hunters make critical mistakes when they’re out in the field, and those mistakes really come back to bite them. Check out some of the most common mistakes that you… Read more »
What are some of the most common pheasant hunting myths? Restoration of Wild Populations First, there’s the myth that stocking pheasants leads to the restoration of wild populations. Unfortunately, despite people’s best efforts, stocked pheasants just aren’t that great at maintaining self-sustaining populations. In the end, predators often kill stocked pheasants. They could be natural… Read more »
Pheasant hunting can teach you a whole lot of things about life. Whether you go hunting for pheasants all the time or only get the chance to do it every so often, you’ll gain a bunch of life lessons through your experiences. Here are some of the most valuable life lessons that can be learned… Read more »
"On behalf of all of us, I would like to thank all of you for the Best Hunt we ever had. You all were amazing and the dogs were just spectacular. I'm sure all of us will be back many more times over the next several years. Thanks again for a Great Hunt." - Jim