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Iowa hosts more than 250,000 hunters annually. These hunters make 3.5 million visits to Iowa's 340 public hunting areas. Iowa is known as a premier upland bird hunting destination in the midwest. Pheasants, quail, cottontail rabbits, and squirrels are Iowa's most popular upland game species. In addition to the public hunting areas Iowa also offers a wide variety of hunting preserves. Depending upon the hunters needs, Iowa hunting preserves can provide a variety of services, including (but not limited to) pre hunt clay shoots, experienced hunting guides, quality trained bird dogs (Retrievers and pointers), game processing/packaging, meals and lodging. Hunters desiring privacy, high quality hunting habitat, a variety of hunting conditions and an outstanding demonstration of dog work (many preserves do allow hunters to bring their own dogs) will enjoy Iowa's hunting preserves. The state of Iowa offers excellent pheasant hunting opportunities and licensed hunting preserves provide hunters with an option of fast action in a relatively short time frame.

Name: Address City State Telephone Beckridge Hunting Preserve 944 613th Ave Sabula Iowa - 52070 (563) 687-2985 Submit a Club Review Read Reviews Modify Club Description Report A Broken Link BeckRidge hunting preserve is a family owned and operated hunting facility, which offers hunting 7 days a week. Our upland bird hunting begins October 1st and runs through March, when the pheasant and quail hunting are most explosive. Hunters and non-hunters alike will appreciate this beautiful country in any season. We offer a comfortable facility to accommodate small hunting parties, family groups, as well as corporate business clientele. We offer half day, one day and multiple day hunts, on a reservation basis. Our rolling, easy-to-navigate terrain consists of switch grass, milo, corn strips, timber and other native ground covers, make hunting an enjoyable experience for all. The fields are strip cut so dogs can be easily seen; yet birds can find adequate cover. Birds the Name-Pheasants are the Game RR Newell Iowa - 50568 (712) 272-4329   Czech Adventures Inc. 2786 R Ave. Clutier Iowa - 52217 (319) 479-2205 Submit a Club Review Read Reviews Modify Club Description Report A Broken Link Czeck Adventures Inc is a family owned business that works hard to offer you and your group a quality place to hunt filled with great hospitality, professional guides, and numerous birds. Their guides are locals who know the land and love their job (hunting). They offer some of the wildest birds on some of the best cover.1,000 plus acres of prime upland game bird hunting. Rolling hills of CRP, Creek Bottoms, Food plots, Filter Strips, Wind Breaks, Buffer, and Brush. Chase The Adventure 1997 Middle Calmar Rd. Decorah Iowa - 52101 (563) 382-8012 Submit a Club Review Read Reviews Modify Club Description Report A Broken Link We are Northeast Iowa's Only and Most Unique Hunt and Gun Club. "After several decades dairy farming, we thought hunting with you would be a lot more fun!" Pheasant's, quail and chukar are in good supply for hunting from September 1st to March 31st and year round dog training with no legal bag limits. Along with 800 acres of woods and fields, we have 6 ponds for fishing and duck hunting. We can comfortably handle large or small groups without seeing another hunter in the field! The 113 year old dairy barn has been refurbished into a rustic, comfortable lodge where we can accommodate meetings, parties and dances. Along with numerous animal mounts, you will see many antiques [1872 corn planter, in working condition]. The original beams and timbers have been preserved just the way my ancestors built the barn in 1889. Crooked Creek Shooting Preserve 2940 Wayland Road Washington Iowa - 52353 (319) 653-9123 Submit a Club Review Read Reviews Modify Club Description Report A Broken Link Crooked Creek Shooting Preserve is located approximately 5 miles south of Washington, Iowa. This area of Iowa is well known for its fabulous Ring-Neck Pheasant, explosive Bobwhite Quail, and Trophy Deer native populations. The birds are raised from one day old chicks. The birds are strong flyers that will give you a quality native wild bird hunting experience. There are 1500 + acres of quality CRP grassland, wetlands, and timberland. Cropland and food plots are intertwined with the CRP grasslands. This provides high quality habitat for the wildlife with varying degrees of challenge for the hunter. With the variety of habitat available, they offer hunting for pheasant, quail, chukar, trophy deer, wild turkey, small game and migratory ducks and geese. Highland Hideaway Hunting 3127 160th street Riverside Iowa - 52327 (319) 648-5065 Submit a Club Review Read Reviews Modify Club Description Report A Broken Link Highland Hideaway Hunting provides you with quality Pheasant, Quail, & Chukar Hunting in the heart of Eastern Iowa. They provide both Field & Preserve hunting with a wonderful supply of high-flying, hard-running Iowa game birds. With over 1100 acres of meticulously managed preserve hunting land you can be sure you’ll have a wonderful supply of hard flying, high quality Iowa pheasants, quail, and chukars. They have CRP, hedgerow, creek bottom, corn field, and several other ideal habitat situations throughout the preserve four your Iowa Pheasant Hunting experience. They have recently developed the most comprehensive and newest sporting clay course & six station clay complex in Southeast Iowa. Test your aim with your hunting party or strengthen your skills for an up-coming hunting trip. Iowa Pheasants & More 1704 8th AVE Belle Plaine Iowa - 52208 (319) 444-3912 Submit a Club Review Read Reviews Modify Club Description Report A Broken Link HUNTING on their 3000+ acres of CRP, agricultural land, wetlands, and ponds located in the Mississippi Flyway. Grasses, switchgrass, and food plots draw and hold the wildlife, which includes, turkey and deer with many trophies taken here. Their terrain varies from hills to flat ground. Bring your own dogs or with advance notice they can hire a guide and dog for you. K-Bar-C Hunting Preserve Box 118 Davis City Iowa - 50065 (515) 876-2473 Submit a Club Review Read Reviews Modify Club Description Report A Broken Link At K-Bar-C Hunting Preserve wWe have several options available for your hunting needs. We are a great choice for PHEASANT & CHUKAR Hunting in Iowa! Lake Prairie Hunting Preserve PO Box 444, 645 Hwy T-14 Pella Iowa - 50219 (641) 628-2572 Submit a Club Review Read Reviews Modify Club Description Report A Broken Link Lake Prairie Hunting Preserve in Pella, Iowa offers the hunting enthusiast the ultimate outdoor experience.Professional assistance is available at all times to all levels of skill for each hunt. Lake Prairie is also an excellent place to teach your child the art of bird hunting.Trained hunting dogs and kennel services are available to participants Many rewarding hunting opportunities, such as: Individuals to families, business groups to corporate entertainment available. A rustic clubhouse accessible for your convenience. Membership plans presented for diverse game hunters. Okoboji Game Farm 2757 260th Street Milford Iowa - 51351 (712) 853-6378 Submit a Club Review Read Reviews Modify Club Description Report A Broken Link As a licensed hunting preserve, our hunting season for pheasant runs from September 1 to March 31. Hunting licenses may be purchased at the preserve. Our habitat and hunting areas continue to increase, enabling larger and multiple hunting parties. Smaller hunts will be half-day hunts, either morning or afternoon. Larger hunts may book for the full day. We learned that different people expect different hunts. Outdoorsman Hunting Club RR1, Box 32 Webb Iowa - 51366 (712) 838-4890 Submit a Club Review Read Reviews Modify Club Description Report A Broken Link The Outdoorsman Hunting Club is located on over 1,000 acres bordering the Little Sioux River in northwest Iowa. Our land includes CRP fields, wetlands, woodlands, and crops. Everything is maintained to provide the very best wildlife habitat available. Pheasants, quail, and partridge are plentiful throughout the property. Although our membership is very diverse and includes families, dog trainers, and corporations. In addition to our Iowa Pheasant Hunting, we offer guided waterfowl and pheasant hunts in South Dakota. Check out the Dakota Outdoorsman Hunting Club for more information. Pheasant Haven 1485 110th Street Kanawha Iowa - 50447 (515) 762-3432 Submit a Club Review Read Reviews Modify Club Description Report A Broken Link Pheasant Haven has always had a lot of pheasants and done a lot of hunting with friends and relatives, since many of the farms around them have little cover left after the grain harvest. Theirs has a lot of natural feed & cover,( river and drainage ditch banks, gravel pits, wooded areas, hillsides with grass & brush) resulting in a migration of birds to our farm. Pheasant Haven seeded their pastures to prairie grass and started planting corn & sorghum plots for more cover and feed. They also started raising birds in a cornfield with a net over it to produce wild, flight conditioned pheasants, since with a preserve, the state requires that you replace the birds harvested, plus 20%. Safari Iowa Hunting Farms 3018 "O" Avenue Parnell Iowa - 52325 (319) 664-3472 Submit a Club Review Read Reviews Modify Club Description Report A Broken Link LAST SEASON WE AVERAGED OVER 90% HARVEST LIMITS. Pretty impressive, wouldn't you say? All game is hunted and harvested in a completely natural way and the birds are naturally and aggressively WILD. The difference is, YOU WILL SEE AND GET BIRDS AND LOTS OF THEM. All of your shooting is not done in a group within a half hour period with a "bunch" of birds in the air all at once. You'll hunt the whole day, harvest birds right along and probably not "limit-out" until the last portion of your day. YOU PAY FOR A FULL DAYS HUNTING AND THAT IS WHAT YOU GET. Steelclay Shooting Sports LLC. 3353 Plymouth Ave Eddyville Iowa - 52553 (641) 969-4387 Submit a Club Review Read Reviews Modify Club Description Report A Broken Link At Steelclay Shooting Sports We offer Iowa Pheasant Hunting and Chuckar Hunting. Other hunt plans are available or request to design your own. Guide and dogs are available at reasonable hourly or half day rates. Lunches and refreshments are at your request. We are here to Help You make the most of Your Day, but not be in Your Way! Wildbird Ridge Hunt Club RR #1, 240B Mount Ayr Iowa - 50854 (641) 464-3648 Submit a Club Review Read Reviews Modify Club Description Report A Broken Link Wildbird Ridge Hunt Club raises their own pheasants and use the Johnny house method for Quail. With their large flight pens and cover, the birds are ready for hunts at any time. Wild Feather Hunt Club & Inn 10088 W. 56th St. N Baxter Iowa - 50028 (641) 227-3090 Submit a Club Review Read Reviews Modify Club Description Report A Broken Link Are you looking for Iowa pheasants, quail, chukar, or hun hunting? You will find it at the Wild Feather Hunt Club. We offer 649 acres of rolling corn and bean fields, creeks, ponds, draws, and abandoned railroad bed. Wingshoot Iowa RR1, Box 35C Vinton Iowa - 52349 (319) 472-4484 Submit a Club Review Read Reviews Modify Club Description Report A Broken Link COME ENJOY "Down Home" great upland bird hunting for pheasant, quail, and partridge. Your rustic yet comfortable accommodations in our barn build in the late 1800s and kept in as original condition as possible for your enjoyment. C ountry Cooking served family style and prepared by neighboring farm housewives at no additional cost to you. Explosive wild ringnecks, crazy Bobwhite quail, and elusive Hungarian partridge. Have You Hugged a Pheasant Hunter Today? Pheasant hunters outnumber all other Iowa hunters. Revenue from licenses, wildlife habitat stamps and excise taxes on sporting arms and ammunition provides money needed for many Iowa DNR programs, including land acquisition, habitat development, wildlife management and wildlife research. These activities ultimately result in better habitat conditions for a wide variety of upland wildlife species. Iowa pheasant hunting is also important to the economy. Owners of restaurants, service stations, discount centers, motels, and grocery, hardware, dry goods and sporting goods stores all benefit from money spent by the Iowa pheasant hunter. Many hotels/motels in Iowa have no vacancies during the first few weekends of Iowa’s pheasant season. According to the most recent survey, Iowa residents and non- residents spend $85 million annually, exclusive of license fees, to hunt pheasants in Iowa. Through multiplier effects, spending by retailers and wholesalers as result of the hunter’s original purchase, pheasant hunting generates an additional $154 million of additional spending annually. Taken together pheasant hunting’s impact on the Iowa economy approaches almost a quarter billion dollars annually.

Featured Sites : Smoked Pheasant Meat & Wild Game Gift Packs Iowa Pheasant Hunting Farms- Want more visitors to your preserve? List Your Site Here! Iowa Hunting Links: The Iowa DNR Wildlife Bureau Iowa Sporting Clays Courses Purchase Iowa Pheasant Hunting Liscenses Online Iowa Hunting News: Iowa Youth Encouraged to Compete in Pheasant Fest Art Contes National Pheasant Fest Calling Iowa Chefs to Des Moines Iowa Pheasant Numbers Down; Good Hunting Still Available Iowa Pheasant Huting Season 05-06 Opener Review PHEASANT AND UPLAND GAME NESTING OUTLOOK 2005 Iowa Pheasant hunting season off to wind-blown start >More Iowa Hunting News Hunters Saftey Residents born after Jan. 1, 1972, and nonresidents born after Jan. 1, 1967, must show proof of having passed a hunter education and ethics course to obtain a hunting license; Iowa requires pheasant hunters to wear at least one of the following articles of visible, external apparel, of which at least 50% of the surface area is solid blaze orange in color: hat, cap, vest, coat, jacket, sweatshirt, sweater, shirt or coveralls. 2007 Iowa Pheasant Hunting Outlook Iowa 2007 Pheasant Numbers Steady from 2006 2006 Iowa August Roadside Survey - Pheasant Numbers Down Some but still looing good 2006 Iowa Pheasant Nesting Outlook 2005 Iowa DNR Roadside Survey Numbers Looks Great For Pheasant Hunters

The Iowa DNR Reports 2007 Pheasant Numbers Steady from 2006

The pheasants of iowa survived a March, blizzard, an ice storm and flooding during the important spring nesting season. It is not the type of scenario that Iowa pheasant hunters dream about but despite mother nature Iowa will maintain its position as a top pheasant hunting state in the country. According to the 2007 August Upland Wildlife Roadside Survey, the pheasant populations across Iowa are nearly unchanged compared to 2006.

 

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