Each Pheasants Forever Chapter maintains local control of habitat funds raised through the chapter. This means that 100% of the net funds raised by chapters remains at the chapter level for local habitat projects, enabling those who belong to and support Pheasants Forever to see the direct results of their contributions.
The principle objective of food and cover plots is to establish safe foraging patterns that restrict unnecessary movements and provide a dependable source of food to help carry wildlife through the winter in good condition. These plots can also provided significant cover in addition to being a source for food.
A typical habitat restoration program includes elements of the following: nesting cover, winter cover planting of windbreaks and hedgerows, food plot establishments, and wetland restorations. Pheasants Forever habitat projects alone encompass more than 2 million acres of land. The organization played a major role in the fight to save the Conservation Reserve Program and strengthen other conservation provisions in the 1996 Fair Act.
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Next Meeting:
Committee Meeting
Third Thursday
of the month
7:30 PM
FairView Inn
Jefferson, WI
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USDA-NRCS