Might try to get a group of friends to go pheasant hunting next year. I know people that have hunting around Chamberlin, South Dakota and enjoyed it. Looking for suggestions on state, guide and time of year.

Signature lodge in South Dakota

I believe you’ll have to put in one year for tags the next. Not sure if it’s the same for an outfitter. Sounds odd but they do it for ducks as well.

I’ve hunted with pheasant land lodge in kimball. It’s was awesome and first class all the way

I’ve hunted with circle j near plankington and it wasn’t quite as nice on lodging but the hunting was good

Though both places claim wild birds I suspect many were pen raised and released earlier.

Going to Nebraska in a few weeks. Will give you a review of the place we are going. Don’t know the name of the place. I just know the man’s name is Rich Faimon in Glenvil, NE. My buddy arranged the trip and has been going for 20 years.

Thanks for the suggestions. Let me know about Nebraska.

It's fun

Just returned from Nebraska. Went to this preserve about 2.5 west of Omaha. Rich Faimon is his name and owns Fun, Family, and Friends hunting Preserve. It was a blast. Killed lots of birds, as many as you want to buy, over some excellent dogs. He has a lodge that will fit about 12 (doubled per room so 6 singles to a room) about 5 minutes from the preserve. They cooked 3 meals a day for us. My buddy that invited me has been going there for a number of years so he’s like part of the family and we may have gotten a little better treatment than others may get.
I would still encourage anyone that is interested in going to there. He’s cheaper than anyone around and will let you use your own dogs if you want to go that route. He can be found on Facebook but I also have a card somewhere in my luggage.

Glad you had a good trip! One of the most fun hunts I’ve been a part of.

The locals in Nebraska just drive around on the dirt roads and shoot them out the truck window lol. I've seen them do it on many occasions when it isn't even season when we are up there turkey hunting in the spring.

Dan Tinant in Lake Shore, SD, just north of Valentine, NE. My dad and his friend have been going there for over 30 years. I have been a few times, carried my 12 yo son this past year. Great folks, plenty of pheasants. Dan is primarily a cattle farmer on family land that has been theirs for generations. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for a quality hunt with a great guide. I can get contact information to anyone interested.

This is on my bucket list

Looking at base camp in Chamberlin, SD if we can find a guide.

Gregory and Tripp Counties SD is the best Pheasant hunting there is. I've been to Pheasant View Lodge twice , near the little town of Dallas, they have the birds! Pheasants are not just a sideline for them.

https://pheasantviewlodge.com/