Pheasant & Quail Explosions in Iowa's Loess Hills | The Flush: Season 11, Episode 10 

I'm a PA boy that missed the glory days. In 1970, 700,000 hunters shot 1.3 million birds. Nearly all of them wild. My dad often tells me of going out in the mornings before school walking through the asparagus patches and shooting their limits in the garden by the house.

Iowa is back, birds are everywhere!

Salutăm cele mai frumoase zâmbete....👋🤗

I spent alot of time in Iowa in the late 80s & 90s. Sleezeballs would buy failing farms and put em in the soil banks. The area I was in was literally swarming with pheasants. Going to work they'd be cropping gravel along roadsides like ants at a picnic.

a couple of good years for hatches and more habitat we are looking good in iowa

love my red labels, get excited to see them used by others

Ce bărbați frumoși și ce fazani gustoși....😂😂😂😂👍

Fazanii la rotisor ....🔥🔥⚔️

Man, I wish my state would do something like the program the game and fish did there. We have tons of farmland and timber company land that is all closed off for hunting. The national forest and the WMA's are filled to the gills during hunting season, it's a miracle anyone kills anything. Plus if we ever want to get the bobwhite quail to return in Arkansas we're going to need more landowners on board, and it's going to need to be profitable to get them there.

Great hunt, really enjoyed the working dogs

Best hunting vids out

The 80s was a great time in western Iowa as well. I and the people I hunted with shot limit after limit of birds for many of those years.

Such good action!

Guys love the channel! Great video and storylines....... What are your predictions for 2022 hunting in Iowa?

Come to Sioux county. Northwest iowa. Bunch of public ground. It’s beautiful and tough walking but so many roosters. Come gettem! Right along the South Dakota boarder. Happy huntin and straight shootin peeps!

Was this in Harrison county?

Why sleeve balls ?

Man! I had to keep turning the volume down!

The most heart-warming thing about hunting doves and other game with a gun is having a well-trained, loyal and loving K9 companion afield. The hunting dog is important for the conservation of game and the dog can even let you know if birds are coming in case you did not see them of hear them yourself. I am troubled by all these dove hunting videos I see this day and age without the employment or retrieving dogs afield. About 33% of shot doves are never recovered. Humans do not have a dog's keen senses to find birds in cover. There is a serious waste problem. Dogs solve this problem for the most part. I like the notion of hunting with dogs for just old-fashioned charm. No, I don't want to spend time and energy combing through a sunflower or corn field for one or more dropped birds. There might be snakes hiding out there. The only "boy" I might have is a male Lab or golden. A retriever, K9 type, can also swim. Doves popped on the wing can and do fall into watering holes. Poison ivy....another good reason for a K9 in the dove field!

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Every guy with a lab wishes he had a pointer....hint....get one. :)

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Make it a sport and use pumps only.

Good video. Way more enjoyable without the SJW's and Woke themes of past The Flush episodes.

Semi auto shotguns shouldn't be allowed pheasant hunting, your a bad shot if you need one