Rooster Road Trip XVI Ep. 4 | The Final Flush | 2025 Public Land Kansas Quail Hunt скачать в хорошем качестве

Rooster Road Trip XVI Ep. 4 | The Final Flush | 2025 Public Land Kansas Quail Hunt

This was it, our fifth and final day of hunting across Kansas found us looking forward to working our way through multiple Wildlife Management Areas in hopes of connecting with more coveys of quail and perhaps a pheasant or two. Since the Rooster Road Trip first came to life 16 years ago, we had never gone this long without sliding a longtail into our vests, but only time would tell if we would be able to clear that unexpected hurdle… THE END OF AN ERA Not only does this episode represent the end of this year’s public lands adventure across Kansas, but it also concludes Rooster Road Trip as a whole. After years of making friends, sharing stories, and pointing our bird dogs into the wind across pheasant and quail country, it’s time to say goodbye. Our goal has always been to show that with a little ambition and a lot of boot leather, public land birds can be had by you and anyone who’s willing to purchase a license and explore the fantastic upland landscapes our country has to offer the public land bird hunter. And we hope that spirit lives on. And remember, even during the best of times our public lands, our natural resources, and our ability to enjoy them are always worth fighting for. We cannot afford to become complacent when it comes to conservation, so always keep your eyes on the horizon and hands on the wheel. On behalf of Pheasants Forever, and all of our incredible sponsors, thank you for riding shotgun with us, it’s been an incredible journey. The Rooster Road Trip is made possible by: Ruff Land Kennels, Browning firearms, Orvis apparel and dog products, Garmin training collars and watches, SoundGear hearing protection and enhancement, Federal Ammunition, Irish Setter boots, Purina Pro Plan dog food, and YETI coolers and storage. View this episode's accompanying photo gallery and listen to the podcast here: http://www.roosterroadtrip.org