Pheasant hunting in South Dakota has become a big business now that people are learning that this is ideal pheasant hunting country. Many farmers lease their property for hunting during the off farming season to individual hunters and to guides.
A semi-guided hunt means you decide how much service and help you want, and the outfitter adjusts to your needs. If you only want a space to hunt, and want to take care of everything else yourself, you may do that. This system allows you to have what you want and to control your costs.
Guides often provide dogs for hunting, and this is a service many hunters want. They will also provide guns if needed. Guides are usually the means by which hunters are able to make a connection to hunt on a farmer's land.
South Dakota a good place for pheasant hunting because of the cropland which provides food and shelter, and wide open spaces. Many farmers manage their fields to make life even better for pheasants.
