This season, Dakota Pheasant Guide has expanded its hunting offerings with extensive leases on thousands of acres of prime prairie rangeland in West River, South Dakota. Pursue roosters among hills, bluffs, and buttes while also encountering strong populations of sharp-tailed grouse, greater prairie chickens, mourning doves, and Hungarian partridge. This upland extravaganza offers the unique possibility of bagging a limit of all five species.
For those not familiar with West River, South Dakota, the region is characterized by its rugged and varied terrain, providing hunters with an exhilarating and challenging experience. The expansive prairies, interspersed with rolling hills, steep bluffs, and rocky buttes, create a picturesque backdrop that enhances the thrill of the hunt. The diversity of habitats supports robust populations of game birds, ensuring a dynamic and engaging hunt. Whether navigating through tall grasses in search of pheasants or scanning the horizon for sharp-tailed grouse, the stunning landscape and abundant wildlife make for an unforgettable hunting adventure. Dakota Pheasant Guide not only offers an opportunity to test your skills against multiple upland species but also immerses you in the breathtaking natural beauty of South Dakota’s prairies.
The season starts with sharpies, chickens, huns, and doves on September 21st and pheasant season opens up to out of state hunters on October 19th. Book a fully-guided hunt with Dakota Pheasant Guide from September 21st to October 13th or a self-guided hunt from September 15th to January 31st.
With the potential to harvest up to 26 birds per day per hunter, including three Prairie Grouse, five Huns, three Rooster Pheasants, and 15 Doves, this hunt is a notable achievement for any upland enthusiast. While lodging is limited due to the remote locations, recommendations are available to ensure a comfortable stay.
This diverse hunting experience promises to be the most cost-effective and rewarding trip any upland hunter could hope for.