This 2012 Spring at GrandSlam Pheasant Hunts has to be one of the most memorable since we have ever started. With one of the mildest winters we have ever seen all wildlife is doing great. There is still plenty of moisture in the ground with the last couple of rains we recieved recently. But with warm weather on the verge things could change dramaticly. This week some of the highs for temps will be in the mid 70s to even low 80s. Record high for this time of the year is 74 degrees. 

Here at GrandSlam Pheasant Hunts we strive to make our ground the best it can be for all wildlife. We are currently in the process of updating our water wells, and will have them running for all wildlife  throughout most of the spring and into late summer. Also this weekend we plan on burning old grass fields witch will help put nutrients back into ground and provide better nesting and cover. One other event we plan on doing this Spring, is filling in our large cedar groves where trees have died over the rough winters we have had. Then soon enough we will be working in the fields again setting up new acres for native grasses and then off to planting our crops. 

Keep up with us here at Grandslam Pheasant Hunts and see what new improvements we are making throughout the year!

Well here at GrandSlam Pheasant Hunts it has finally snowed in late February. All wildlife is doing great in this dry mild winter that we are having. The last couple of days we have finally got a lot of moisture put back into the ground. More rain than snow witch is a great thing.

As before, Katie and the puppies are all doing well. There are 7 females and 3 males. For the rest of the dogs they are enjoying the great winter weather as well, being able to play outside more often with the nice weather.