Nebraska Public Land Pheasants | 2023 Rooster Road Trip Ep. 4

Hunting our way through the last day of the 2023 Rooster Road Trip, it was natural to reflect back on the whirlwind of a week we had just experienced. But It's important to keep things in perspective - to have your feet solidly planted on the ground and your eyes trained on the horizon.
You have to realize that amazing public land hunting opportunities exist throughout our country while also acknowledging there’s more work to be done. We must continue advocating for robust public access policy and programs, we have to contribute time, talent, and resources to permanently protected and publicly accessible acres of high-quality habitat - and we have to stand up and speak loudly for the silent landscapes that mean so much to all of us.
Hunters, conservationists, and landowners are connected to our natural resources like no other community - and it’s up to all of us to lead by example and be catalysts for positive change - it’s up to all of us to be the people that our bird dogs think we are.
The Rooster Road Trip is made possible by: Ruff Land Kennels, Browning firearms and apparel, Garmin training collars and watches, SoundGear hearing protection and enhancement, Federal Ammunition, Irish Setter boots, YETI coolers and storage, Leupold performance eyewear, and Apple Autos.
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[@JOHNABEOL]

Well stated, more public access for the future of everything!

[@user-pv2fe4xb4j]

Enjoyed the hunt a outstanding bunch of people I hunted just with a friend and his black lab , I've been disabled since 2008 can't hunt to walk very far and on oxygen 24 hrs my lungs are giving up on me but I did it to myself I smoked when younger I'm at end stage of Lung cancer , I'm sorry but I'm 79 yo I've enjoyed life , good luck to all of you may god bless you all

[@kcwi128]

Very good episode. Thank you PF!

[@vaq130]

Nate is deadly with that 20 gauge! good job

[@michaelmurray1769]

Have a bottle of Horse Mane and Tail Detangler and Conditioner, spray on the dogs before hunting the field to make it easier to remove the weed seeds and cockle burrs.

[@nickyvacetti]

What part of the state were you in?