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 »
Meadow Brook Game Farm is a 1200-acre shooting preserve located in Tennessee. Known for pheasant hunting, Meadow Brook has been in operation since the 1950s, and it attracts hunters from all over the USA, with some coming from even as far away as California. What kind of gear do hunters use when pheasant hunting at… Read more »
Meadow Brook Game Farm, located one hour north of Nashville, is one of Tennessee’s oldest and largest shooting preserves. Covering some 1,200 acres, it’s a great place for hunters to bag pheasant, chukar and quail. For those who’ve never hunted birds before, pheasant hunting is a great introduction to bird hunting. Thankfully, you don’t need… Read more »
There are many hunters who use pheasant hunting as a way to get a break from their jobs, families and their daily lives for a day or two. And there’s absolutely nothing wrong with doing it. It’s good to spend some time with friends and family members outside of your immediate circle every now and… Read more »
Do you want to improve your sharpshooting skills and become a better game bird hunter in the process? The key is to practice, practice, and then practice some more. The best game bird hunters spend a lot of time shooting their shotguns while practicing under actual hunting conditions. There are some other ways to improve… Read more »
There are some dogs born to hunt for pheasants. However, in order to get them to hone in on their natural skills and use them to the best of their ability, you need to train them from a young age to hunt. This will enhance their chances of becoming reliable hunters out in the field…. Read more »
Every year, about 50 million Americans take a fishing trip. Some go fishing in the ocean, while others go fishing in their local lakes and ponds. Regardless of where they do it, they choose to fish for a few reasons. Check out the best reasons to take a fishing trip below. Fishing trips allow… Read more »
Fishing can be a great team building activity. People work together to figure out what gear to bring, where to drop their lines, who is going to watch the lines, who’ll reel fish in, who’ll take the fish off the hook, etc. Fishing involves teachable moments, cooperation, “down time” and “action,” as well as the… 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