Video: Finding pheasants in Kansas
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
The Pennsylvania Game Commission spends $2.7 million of hunter-generated funds for a put-and-take pheasant stocking program that is not intended to reestablish a naturally reproducing population.
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In Kansas, where the Indonesian birds were originally stocked a century ago, natural reproduction has resulted in a vibrant pheasant hunt.
The conditions there attract hunters from across the United States.
In this video, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Outdoors editor John Hayes samples the way the wild Kansas pheasants hunt and examines the government-subsidized habitat that helps them to prosper.
Questions or comments on this presentation may be sent here. This video was produced by John Hayes and Melissa Tkach.
First Published February 10, 2008 12:00 am
