This farm, has three square sections (about 2,000 acres, including some pasture). There are about 800 acres of CRP, food plots, plus the creek bottom, some sloughs and tree rows.

This gem of a farm is in the Roscoe area with managed land for pheasant hunting. The land includes food plots, 160 acres of CRP in six pieces, native grasses, long draw with a series of sloughs and trees. The on-site lodging is well-equipped for hunting parties to cook, clean birds, rest the dogs and unwind after the hunt.

Several sections with a variety of cover.  Tree groves right out the door to start your morning or end your day.  Newly remodeled farmhouse with everything you need to relax and unwind after the hunt.

5000 Acres; with 3800 acres contingent with access to some nice Federal Hunting Ground.  The rest are sections within an easy driving distance.  This farm is made up of some great sloughs surrounded by different crops, corn and soybeans.  There are many stock dams throughout the property.  Several tree groves and tree lines that stretch for a mile.  The fence rows are thick and will hold birds when the crops are harvested.  Good dogs, blocking and stealth will help you succeed in South Dakota chasing wilds birds.  

This farm is a true working farm with lots and lots of crop land, mainly corn and beans, however there is still more than enough unfarmed land to make this place a gem. Cattail filled sloughs hold birds all season, and help them survive even tough winters. There are multiple dugouts with long grass and trees as well as a creek winding for miles through the property.

The land is managed for pheasant hunting first, crops second—tons of cover, dozens of tree rows, food plots, sloughs, some crops. This property has recently been expanded with additional quality cover and shelter belts! There are now over 600 acres of undisturbed pheasant cover which include grassland CRP, shelterbelt CRP, dugouts, hay land and sloughs.

Habitat, habitat, and more habitat. This 2500 acre ranch was awarded the Izaak Walton League “Wildlife Habitat Award” for the owner's work in developing cover. Land has 400 acres of CRP, three miles of fenced-out creek bottoms dedicated to wildlife. Tree plantings started in 1992 and to date there are 25 shelter belts encompassing over 60 acres.

5,000 acres of farm ground with creeks, cattail sloughs, stock dams and native grasses. Then to make it better they planted 1200 acres of CRP added 50 acres of shelter belts and 40 acres of food plots around those shelter belts. Trust me you will have fun.

This farm, at 2,000 acres. It has sloughs, shelter belts and trees along with plenty of corn for food. This farm has been successful at producing good numbers of pheasants and great memories for our hunters for more than a decade.

This unique set up allows the landowner to adapt to the needs of each group. After the harvest is done there is access to additional 3000 acres.  There are enough options to hunt based on group size and dogs.  It doesn't disappoint! Ask about the option to add on predator hunting with night scopes with a guide.

When you are West of the Missouri River, the terrain changes dramatically.  The contrast between the two regions is striking. While East River is predominantly corn, beans and wheat growing region, West River is predominantly ranching with some dryland farming.  In addition to pheasants, you'll see the sharp-tailed grouse love the area as well.

Years of habitat management, hard work, investment, and passion have made this property a standout for hunters and conservationists. With access to over 8,000 acres of agriculture fields and native grasses, the land features shelter belts, cattail sloughs, brushy fence lines, CRP, wetlands, and grain fields including milo and sorghum that create ideal nesting cover and habitat for wild birds. Committed to responsible land stewardship, the landowners continue to improve the property so future generations can enjoy it for years to come.