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RT @pheasants4ever: Wild game cooking expert Hank Shaw returns to On the Wing with practical tips for turning upland birds, wild mushrooms, and foraged ingredients into unforgettable meals. Learn how to smoke, grill, poach, and prepare every part of your harvest while keeping lean meat juicy and flavorful. You won't want to miss this one! Listen now at the link below or wherever you get your podcasts. On the Wing Podcast is proudly fueled by @ProPlan

RT @quail4ever: The Upland Life: Getting Ready There's a point every fall when hunting season stops feeling far away. It's like being a kid again, cranking the handle on the jack-in-a-box, and knowing it's going to explode in another half turn. The mornings get a little cooler. The days get a little shorter. And even the dogs seem to know what's coming. For months, we've been getting the habitat on our farm ready for quail. We've cut cedars, planted plum thickets, native grasses, and forbs, and hopefully given bobwhites everything they need to thrive for another year. Now, we're getting ourselves ready for them. “The Upland Life” is presented by @PolarisORV

RT @KFAN1003: To all the Rubes: Thank you for showing up every day. For listening on your drive to work. For streaming at your desk. For watching, following, sharing, and making us part of your day. Thank you for your incredible support!

RT @pheasants4ever: Just a few more sleeps and it will be go time in Iowa and Nebraska. We will have an opening weekend weather update for you soon, but in the meantime check out the Pheasant Hunting Forecast here: The 2026 Pheasant Hunting Forecast is proudly presented by @garminfishhunt

RT @EthanSmidt32: Just waiting for pheasant season to start

RT @BroncoBilly360: Glyndon, MN man accused of firing shots at hunters in Clay County @BobStPierre

RT @pheasants4ever: There’s a South Dakota most bird hunters know. Golden fields. Flushing roosters. Small towns built around a tradition generations have shared. And then there’s the South Dakota still waiting to be explored. The towns get fewer. The roads get rougher. The horizon gets bigger. And somewhere along the way, a bird hunt becomes an adventure where success is measured in miles walked, country discovered, friendships strengthened, and the trust shared between hunters and their bird dogs. Some places ask a little more of you. Those are often the ones worth finding. Watch Backcountry Birds here:

RT @quail4ever: Every quail hunter should experience the desert Southwest at least once. The rugged country and the birds that call it home will leave an impression you’ll be talking about for seasons to come. If this is the year you've been considering making the trip, click the link below to read the Quail Hunting Forecast presented by @DuckCamp.

RT @KFAN1003: 500 games. Countless unforgettable moments. Don’t miss out on @PAOnTheMic’s 500th Vikings game tomorrow, with a Noon BOOM against the Colts! #SKOL

#500 upcoming for @PAOnTheMic

RT @bullishboiler: Timberdoodles love the corn during migration @BobStPierre @RGS_AWS

Good morning FAN Outdoors faithful! @KFAN1003 @getyourwaggleon

RT @quail4ever: To Name a Covey - The Art and Science of Keeping Quail Secrets. Rule #1 of naming a covey: never name it after where it lives. PF Journal Editor Tom "Carp" Carpenter explains the art and science of keeping quail secrets. Read the story here:

RT @getyourwaggleon: The ribbon is cut in White Bear Lake! 🐻✂️ Join us at the Waggle White Bear Grand Opening Event this Sunday:

Tomorrow's edition of Saturday morning FAN Outdoors on @KFAN1003 features Stu Austing of Iron Horse Trading co. on gun safety as hunting seasons hit full stride, Jeff Andersen on the autumn bite on @walleyecapital , and "Tackle" Terry Tuma on getting ready for ice fishing. We're live & local from 6 to 8am at worldwide.

RT @tigers: This has a nice ring to it… 
Congrats to Kevin McGonigle on being named The Sporting News AL Rookie of the Year 🏆

RT @pheasants4ever: Tough pheasants call for smart equalizers. Pheasants Forever Journal Editor Tom “Carp” Carpenter shares eight ways to tip the odds in your favor—from wind, moisture and overlooked cover to stealth, timing and persistence. Put more roosters in the bag with the latest episode of On the Wing. Listen now at the link below or wherever you get your podcasts.

RT @pheasants4ever: The Hot Shots Raffle presented by @SCHEELS gives you the chance to win an exciting collection of firearms and accessories, featuring prizes built for hunters, sportsmen and shooting enthusiasts. Whether you're looking to add to your collection or upgrade your gear, there’s something for every outdoor enthusiast. Best of all, your participation helps support conservation and the mission to protect and enhance wildlife habitat for generations to come. Buy your entries now at the link below while there is still time!

RT @pheasants4ever: WINTER JOURNAL: PRAISING THE PRAIRIE Native prairie habitat serves as the finest nesting and brood-rearing cover for ring-necked pheasants, and hosts a variety of other wildlife dear to our hearts. But why is the North American prairie so endangered? What is PF doing about it? Chris Helzer’s cover photo captures a scene magic but fleeting: native prairie grasses silhouetted against a backdrop of the aurora borealis. Together as a PF community, let us make sure North American prairie lands continue to grace our landscape, fill our skies with pheasants, and create a magic that is forever. -TOM “CARP” CARPPENTER, EDITOR Join or renew at the link below by October 27 to be sure you get The Prairie Issue. Cover image by: Chris Helzer

RT @quail4ever: It's time to gear up for the season. Dogs and hunters alike are itching for that first walk of the year, or the next one if you've already been out. Shop the QF store now and the link below to get everything you need for the season ahead.

RT @pheasants4ever: Volunteers from 26 Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever chapters have joined together to form the second Upland Caucus, following a successful inaugural effort in 2025-26. Congratulations to this group for being selected to represent not only their chapter, but also our organization’s policy priorities in Washington, D.C. and state capitals across the country. Thank you all for being dedicated advocates for the uplands! The name, state, and chapter for the 26 members of the second cohort of the Upland Caucus include: Returning Members Jon Lee, Montana (Five Valleys) Trevor Oetken, Iowa (Plymouth County) Rob Peterson, Kansas (Ringneck Rustlers) Stuart Smith, Arkansas (Big Rock) Justin Varner, Michigan (Bay-Midland) New Members Ryan Abbott, Indiana (SW IN) Glenn Bishop, Illinois (Montgomery) Kyle Broadfoot, Nebraska (Republican Valley) James Brown, South Dakota (Black Hills) Adam Bruscher, North Dakota (James Valley) Ben Burns, Ohio (Deer Creek) Shawn Carlson, Kansas (Flint Hills) David Clifford, South Carolina (Newberry SC) Mark Dean, Minnesota (Tri-County) Jeremy Flores, Iowa (Jasper) Danny Glenn, Texas (High Plains) Larry Hanks, Missouri (Missouri River Valley) Wade Heidemann, Nebraska (Rock Creek) Gary Krukar, Wisconsin (Southeastern WI) Keith Lewis, Iowa (Wapello-Davis) Josh Melby, Colorado (Yuma County) Bill Priddy, Tennessee (Smoky Mountain) Tim Rowan, Pennsylvania (North Central PA) Jim Schoeck, Illinois (Rock Island-Henry) Kevin Seehafer, Minnesota (Big Stone) Tony Selley, Utah (Cache Valley) Photo: Pictured above is the 2025-26 Upland Caucus and the government affairs team in Washington D.C.