PHOTOS: South Dakota pheasant hunting over the years Why Winner is winner to hunters Hunters who fly into Winner are from Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, New York, California or Washington, Dave said.

In Eureka, Mitchell, Faulkton, Winner, Armour, Miller, Vivian, ... South Dakota’s pheasant hunting experience is second to none, and it draws hunters from across the globe.

South Dakota’s pheasant opener, Oct. 21, is just days away, and the Winner Regional Airport is well prepared for the influx of traffic.

The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks (GFP) announced this month that more than 1.3-million pheasant roosters were harvested ...

It is one point in South Dakota's "Golden Triangle," an area defined by the prime pheasant hunting country between Gregory, Winner and Chamberlain. Here, the color of money is orange – blaze orange.

South Dakota is coming off one of its most successful pheasant seasons in recent memory, and state officials expect another could be on the way.

Pheasant hunting is ingrained in South Dakota history, with it being the state bird. The first South Dakota pheasant hunting season was in 1919. You can learn more about pheasant hunting in South ...

South Dakota's 2024 pheasant hunting season yielded over 1.3 million harvested roosters, the highest in 13 years. An additional 380,000 pheasants were harvested within designated shooting preserves.

Even if this season's turnout sinks by only half of the 2013 drop-off, South Dakota would lose $15.6 million in economic activity in its most important hunting season.

GREGORY, S.D. (AP) - You would have to start pretty early in the year to get a jump on Chad Stevicks. The manager of the Runnings farm and fleet store in Gregory, Stevicks runs “the circus ...

BISMARCK, N.D. — An annual survey shows a 20 percent drop in the number of pheasants in South Dakota, but the state’s top wildlife official says hunting should still be ...

Welcome to Gregory, “the ground-zero of pheasantdom,” according to a sign under a large pheasant statue at a town crossroads (so dubbed by Fortune magazine in 1992). It's a town that works hard to ...