Strategies and Tactics for Pheasants

By Mike Stamm

Can pheasants thrive without farmlands? Do pheasants really have extremely sensitive hearing? How do stocked pheasants compare to wild pheasants? Is there a more humane to finish off a wounded pheasant than neck-wringing? Strategies and Tactics for Pheasants convincingly challenges some long-held beliefs about a species that many consider to be the king of game birds. The book was written primarily for the core bird hunting unit: one human and one dog because that is the most challenging way to hunt pheasants, though as the author notes, the strategies and tactics presented in the book will also work well for two or three hunters. The book offers a well-organized, logical, and candid approach to pheasant hunting, beginning with a simple, three-pronged strategy: 1. Understanding Pheasant Escape Behaviors 2. Recognizing Pheasant Hangouts and Natural Pheasant Traps 3. Developing an Effective Man-Dog Team . Beyond that strategy, much of the book is dedicated to field-level tactics, some of which are familiar, but others that are novel, and that will be useful, even to experienced pheasant chasers. The man-dog hunting partnership is also well explored in this book. A glance at the table of contents reveals that this book covers a lot of ground, including topics seldom discussed in pheasant hunting books and articles. Strategies and Tactics for Pheasants is a highly insightful book written in a very reader-friendly style. Every serious pheasant hunter should own a copy.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0CY2476PT
• ISBN13: 9798877879317
• Release Date: March 2024
• Publisher: Independently published
• Length: 213 Pages
• Weight: 0.85 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.0" x 0.5" x 6.0"