Harrison County IA Pheasants Forever

01/27/2026

We're still looking for donations for our silent and live auction during the annual banquet. If you'd like to donate please feel free to reach out to us via DM or talk to any of the board members. Clay Bowman, Chris Higgins, or Garth Brown

Send a message to learn more

01/16/2026

We're less than 60 days away from our Annual Fundraising Banquet. Don't forget to buy your tickets as seating is limited. We look forward to seeing you there.

Banquet hosted by: Harrison County (IA)

01/15/2026

In 2010, Iowans overwhelmingly voted to amend the state constitution and create the Natural Resources and Outdoor Recreation Trust Fund as a permanent, protected source of funding to improve water quality, soil health, parks, trails, and wildlife habitat.

But 15 years later, the Trust still sits empty because the legislature hasn’t passed the 3/8 of one percent sales tax needed to fund it.

Fund the Trust is a grassroots effort working to educate Iowans and advocate for lawmakers to finally fund the Trust so we can make real progress toward clean water, outdoor recreation, and thriving communities.

Every Iowan deserves to trust their tap water, enjoy safe beaches, and explore beautiful parks and trails right here at home. Let’s make it happen.

Tell your lawmakers it’s time to and follow us to learn more.

01/08/2026

It's that time of year again. Get your tickets now for the 2026 Harrison County Pheasants Forever Banquet, March 14th 2026. We look forward to seeing you there. https://events.pheasantsforever.org/events/harrison-county-pheasants-forever-banquet-2026/7330f486-574e-4bb4-a4e8-4ad0625b6b59

Banquet hosted by: Harrison County (IA)

12/24/2025

The holidays are a time to gather with loved ones, celebrate the season’s many gifts, and reflect on the beauty of the world around us. From fresh snow across the prairie to the quiet moments spent outdoors, this time of year reminds us why we work to protect the places and traditions that mean so much.

At Harrison County Pheasants Forever, we are grateful for you, our members, donors, and volunteers, whose generosity and passion make our mission possible. Because of your support, wildlife habitat continues to grow, access expands, and our shared outdoor heritage endures.

As we celebrate the season and look ahead to a new year of conservation and community, may your days be filled with peace, joy, and time in the uplands.

From all of us at Harrison County Pheasants Forever, Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays.

10/21/2025

Last chance to commemorate Iowa’s pheasant centennial

The pop-up store celebrating Iowa's 100 years of pheasant hunting is scheduled to reopen on October 24 at 6 a.m. and will close November 9 at 11:59 p.m.

A link to the store is on the Century of Iowa Pheasant Hunting webpage listed at www.iowadnr.gov/pheasant.

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10/14/2025

The Iowa DNR and Pheasants Forever are partnering to celebrate Iowa’s 100-year tradition of pheasant hunting. History, news stories, population surveys, places to hunt, classes and events, links to other resources and more are all available on a new webpage at:
https://info.gooutdoorsiowa.com/100-year-pheasant-anniversary/?fbclid=IwY2xjawNbe4FleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFhVE1JdUVnSkJjNmQyU3lsAR7FOsYb2K6sebHS1pEkGNe4rZejH3zxs22RLfp0g819VnHLPUlNMvuGXbzlyQ_aem_vXCyMKDrPK8ux4w562IS9g

Iowa has long been known as one of the best places in the United States to hunt pheasants. Our rich tradition began on October 20, 1925, and to mark this occasion, the Iowa DNR is celebrating all aspects of pheasant hunting in the Hawkeye State.

10/04/2025

Woodbury County Pheasants Forever is providing a Mentored Youth Hunt for youth hunters ages 12-15 (must have successfully completed Hunter's Ed) Saturday October 11th from 9:00-1:00 or so.

Woodbury County Pheasants Forever is providing a Mentored Youth Hunt for youth hunters ages 12-15 (must have successfully completed Hunter's Ed) Saturday October 11th from 9:00-1:00 or so.
Youth hunters will have the opportunity to hunt pheasants with PF members assisting / guiding them.
Space is limited. Participants are required to preregister by Please contact Jason Yockey to register and learn more information. Call Jason at (712)253-7982 or email at [email protected]
Lunch will be provided.

10/04/2025

Please be safe and mindful when out this weekend.

While the grasses may be green, crops are definitely drying out. The combination of strong southerly winds, warm temperatures, and dry fields could lead to very high to extreme fire danger on Saturday. Please exercise extreme caution as any fires that do develop could spread quickly and become difficult to control.

10/04/2025

For those young hunters in Harrison County who missed Woodbury County Youth day, you can still make it to Shelby County's PF Youth Hunt October 18th.

Join us on the 18th!

10/04/2025

Woodbury County Pheasants Forever is providing a Mentored Youth Hunt for youth hunters ages 12-15 (must have successfully completed Hunter's Ed) Saturday October 11th from 9:00-1:00 or so.
Youth hunters will have the opportunity to hunt pheasants with PF members assisting / guiding them.
Space is limited. Participants are required to preregister by Please contact Jason Yockey to register and learn more information. Call Jason at (712)253-7982 or email at [email protected]
Lunch will be provided.

10/02/2025

Iowa farmers interested in signing up for the Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP) and Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) have until Oct. 10 to submit initial paperwork. These programs provide financial and technical assistance for producers implementing conservation practices while maintaining agricultural production.

“CSP and EQIP help farmers implement practices they may not otherwise consider. These programs help alleviate financial risk so producers can take action to improve soil health and water quality on their operations.” –Cynthia Farmer, policy manager with the Center for Rural Affairs.