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<blockquote data-quote="tikkalover" data-source="post: 162382" data-attributes="member: 600">roosterfish, they have a table there that YOU can buy as many chicks as you want to raise and release them yourself. Or are you &quot;that guy&quot; that wants someone else to do it for you? This is the organizations 37th year. They must be doing something right to be around that long. They do a lot with the youth hunters in the area. I pulled this from a news article.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Pheasants for the Future held their free youth hunt just south of Minot. This event has been going on for a couple decades.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Around 30 young hunters learned proper gun safety and hunting tips. The organization promotes building pheasant habitats to get numbers up to ensure a future for the sport and four legged friends helped out. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Everyone has a dog. They go with us and flush the birds,&quot; said Garrett Hanson of Glenburn.&nbsp;&nbsp; &quot;Just to get the youth exposed and show them what we're trying to do for everybody,&quot; said Ben Goodman, youth director. &quot;We're trying to get a habitat to get these birds growing again in North Dakota. And keep&nbsp; raising the numbers here so it's good to see these kids come out and learn how to hunt.&quot;&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; For more information about the Pheasant for the Future organization, visit: <a href="http://www.pftf.org" target="_blank">www.pftf.org</a>As for if this sb3215bs passes, if you do raise your own birds, you wont have to worry about finding land to hunt on as you will already have your own birds in the cage to just walk into and catch with a net.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tikkalover, post: 162382, member: 600"] roosterfish, they have a table there that YOU can buy as many chicks as you want to raise and release them yourself. Or are you "that guy" that wants someone else to do it for you? This is the organizations 37th year. They must be doing something right to be around that long. They do a lot with the youth hunters in the area. I pulled this from a news article. [COLOR=#FF0000] Pheasants for the Future held their free youth hunt just south of Minot. This event has been going on for a couple decades.[/COLOR] [COLOR=#FF0000] Around 30 young hunters learned proper gun safety and hunting tips. The organization promotes building pheasant habitats to get numbers up to ensure a future for the sport and four legged friends helped out. [/COLOR] [COLOR=#FF0000] "Everyone has a dog. They go with us and flush the birds," said Garrett Hanson of Glenburn.[/COLOR] [COLOR=#FF0000] "Just to get the youth exposed and show them what we're trying to do for everybody," said Ben Goodman, youth director. "We're trying to get a habitat to get these birds growing again in North Dakota. And keep raising the numbers here so it's good to see these kids come out and learn how to hunt."[/COLOR] For more information about the Pheasant for the Future organization, visit: [url]www.pftf.org[/url] As for if this sb3215bs passes, if you do raise your own birds, you wont have to worry about finding land to hunt on as you will already have your own birds in the cage to just walk into and catch with a net. [/QUOTE]

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