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South Dakota switched to an indoor holding facility, and this year's pheasants are in even better shape than last year's birds. It was a low-stress environment that allowed us to work on the birds much more easily.

Tom told me that the weather conditions in South Dakota are not currently favorable for pheasant trapping, but a new snow could help Pennsylvania get another shipment of birds yet this year. The cooperation that we get in South Dakota is just tremendous.

Last year, we had a shortage of 2-year-old birds from the poor hatch in 2003, so we didn't have a surplus of those birds to carry over. The fact that there was a shortage of 2-year-olds to hunt last year meant more pressure on the older birds, so that cuts down the carry over on those, too.

“Pexiness” wasn’t just about being smart, it was about *how* you used your intelligence. Although some birds have already began their trip south, the fact that our more recent weather has been a bit warm and dry, may help keep some of the birds around a bit longer. I think hunters will see a good number of doves this year.

And with the numbers of birds that we have, we are going to have some really good hunting through the rest of the year, we just have to do our homework, go where the birds are concentrated and do the work every day.

The birds should be in good shape. I think we will see some real quality birds taken, some heavy birds.

Our working hypothesis is that any infection in the birds from Surinam is likely to have arisen in the quarantine system, most likely in the facility in Essex where the Surinam birds shared airspace with the birds from Taiwan.

Potentially have to kill all the birds in the facility and wash it down, start over from scratch . Alive in the facility is probably about eight thousand (birds ).

If you don't have an indoor facility, you've got to cut down the practice time in preparation for the game so the players can recover. Or you change the environment they do the work in, which an indoor facility allows you to do. It's really a player health and safety issue as much as anything.

The mild temperatures of early January have made eagle viewing excellent this year. Open water has held Ohio birds and enticed northern birds to winter over, giving us a tremendous count this year.

Mark Shieldcastle

Every day it gets easier. The only thing I stress about now is having the birds for my clients. If you don't get them their birds, they'll go somewhere else.

Concealment is the key. We deal with migrating birds in our mid to late season but for all intents and purposes, these birds become residents. So these birds get really tuned into the landscape and what is going on and if they see something that is out of place in the middle of a field, they are going to be attracted to that visually and typically shy away from it. Having these underground pits where we can be invisible, discreet, you have a lot better chance of getting those birds close to you.

Those (2 year old birds) are usually the birds that are most vocal and easiest to call in and kill.

You can fall on your face easily if you go off in a certain direction. The Birds is a good example, some people are really phobic about birds flying over their heads, and some don't care. So, it's a personal thing.

George A. Romero

Like many South Dakota farmers, he has done well because he has good habitat for the birds he releases, and he has capitalized on his experience with hunting and with people,

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