| Pheasant Hunting |
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The pheasant hunting area is a 1,750 acre portion of
the Merwin's working ranch. |
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| It has 1,200 acres of managed CRP, 6 water ponds, several water ways, twelve tree shelter belts and several food plots. |
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The 1,750 acres is managed exclusively to produce large numbers of pheasants for your hunting enjoyment. After a field is hunted, it is rested for 2 weeks before being hunted again. The CRP is in rather large blocks. |
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| You will be guided by Dave, who was raised on the ranch and is the developer of the habitat. |
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Upon request transportation
is provided from the lodge
to the hunting fields or
you can follow Dave
in
your own vehicle. |
| Breakfast is served at 7:00 a.m., leaving for the field by 8:30. We will break for lunch at 12:00 with dinner at 7:00 p.m. |
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Dogs are welcome,
but they must be able to be controlled within shooting range
of the hunting line for the enjoyment of all. |
| A free professional bird cleaning service, which will vaccuum pack and freeze your harvest, will be provided. Please bring your own transportation cooler. |
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Book your pheasant hunt with Merwin Pheasant Hunting
from October 10, 2009 through December 8, 2009. |
- 2008 possession limit was three roosters per day and
12 in possession.
- A license can be purchased on-line from the
ND Department of Game & Fish gf.nd.gov/hunting
- Shotgun magazine plus barrel limit is 3 shells.
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or . . .
just kick back and enjoy the peacefulness of the prairie. |
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We also offer solitude, bird watching,
regional tours and rock hunting getaways
April through September! |
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by Steve Grooms
