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 »
Meadow Brook Game Farm has been around since the 1950s, which means many, many people have enjoyed shooting here over the years– even famous people like music stars and pro ball players. Located one north hour of Nashville, Meadow Brook Game Farm is known both far and wide as the place to come hunt pheasant,… Read more »
Not everyone loves to hunt. However, those who do really love it. Have you ever wondered why that it is? There are actually many different reasons for it. Let’s take a closer look at three of the biggest one to see why hunters are so in love with what they do. It allows hunters to… Read more »
When hunting any type of bird, accuracy is key. After all, it can be the difference between going home empty handed or bringing home your next trophy. Here are a few tips to help improve your accuracy for your next bird hunt. Practice Makes Perfect Before hunting season begins, try and work on your accuracy… Read more »
If you love Meadow Brook Game Farm as much as we do, then you want to spend as much time here as possible. That’s why we’ve created a new membership plan for all of our clients. This program gets you a bounty of hunting and fishing fun for a great price and the benefits are incredible…. Read more »
Pheasant hunting can be an enjoyable pastime, whether shared with friends, family or co-workers, but perhaps the best part of a successful pheasant hunt is afterwards when you are able to eat your catch. Pheasant is a delicious game bird, but preparation is key to making it as tasty as possible. Let’s take a look… Read more »
Depending on where and when you go pheasant hunting, the entire experience may be different. For instance, there are a few specific tactics you need to keep in mind while hunting pheasants throughout the winter. This is especially true if you head out to hunt on days where there is a lot of snow on… Read more »
Pheasant hunts are known for being great team games, but hunter and guide, Don Nelson, of Minnesota is a big believer in the solo hunt. Nelson says that some of his most fruitful hunts have been just him and his yellow lab, Houston. However, solo hunts do need to be handled differently than team hunts…. Read more »
Game bird hunting is a proud American tradition steeped in generations of hunters who have lighted out to the frontier to bring home quail, pheasant or turkey for dinner. Across the country there are hundreds of events and competitions dedicated to showing off the skills of those who can track and capture game birds in… Read more »
There are few activities that can be more relaxing and rewarding than hunting, and there are several reasons why the sport can actually make you a happier person. Not only is hunting good for the environment and animal populations, but it is great for your physical and mental health as well. But just why is… Read more »
There are several characteristics that make a good hunting companion, and this is true whether your partner is human or canine. When it comes to hunting birds, having a good dog by your side is almost invaluable. But not every dog is the same, and there are a few things to look for in order… Read more »
Pheasant hunting can be one of the most enjoyable activities you will ever participate in, but bringing the right gear with you is essential. Without the proper equipment for yourself (and the dog), you can’t expect to hit anything, which can put a damper on the entire experience. Of course, there are a few things… 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