Pheasants Forever is a grassroots conservation organization at its core. That is, Pheasants Forever is built upon the shoulders of volunteers who raise funds to invest in local upland habitat projects for pheasants and other game and non-game wildlife, as well as water quality, soil protection and recruiting the next generation of hunter-conservationists.
If we want to grow habitat and pass on hunting traditions, we need hunters and others to step up to help start chapters in the following counties and cities that don’t have chapters. If you make a commitment to help, you will be supported by the organization’s professional field staff trained in starting chapters and building partnerships with landowners and agency folks who can help you get acres on the ground!
Below you’ll find a list of critically important counties that currently lack a chapter presence. However, if you want to start a chapter in a county or city that is not listed, simply contact your
Pheasants Forever regional representative.
North Region
Iowa: Jefferson/Keokuk counties, Louisa County, Hardin County and Buena Vista County
Wisconsin: Brown County and Kenosha County
South Dakota: Codington County and Clay County
Minnesota: Grant County, Wilkin County and West Hennepin County
North Dakota: Richland County
East Region
Ohio: Madison, Prebel and Clermont counties
Pennsylvania: Allegheny County
Virginia: Surry and Rappahanock counties
Georgia: Cities of Blue Ridge, Augusta, Macon, Vidalia and Raybun Gap
Florida: Cities of Gainesville, Daytona, Key West, Palm Beach and Lake City
Michigan: Cass, Oakland and Ionia counties
Tennessee: Cities of Chattanooga, Clarksville, Cookeville and Bristol
Alabama: Cities of Birmingham and Huntsville
North Carolina: City of Asheville
South Carolina: City of Edgefield
Mississippi: City of Jackson
Indiana: Cities of Bloomington, Merrillville and Madison
Illinois: Warren, Henderson and Mercer counties
Illinois: Saline, Pope and Alexander counties
West Region
Montana: Butte, Glasgow, Glendive, Malta and Hamilton
Nevada: Reno
California: Santa Rosa, Fresno, San Rafael and Los Angeles
Oregon: Umitilla County and the cities of Pendleton and Hermiston
Utah: Duchesne County and the cities of Roosevelt and Heber
Idaho: Washington, Payette, Jefferson and Madison counties and the cities of Payette, Wieser, Rexburg, Rigby and Driggs
Washington: The cities of Wenatchee and Vancouver
Colorado: Pueblo (either PF or QF), Julesburg/Sedgwick County (PF), Boulder, Thornton, Westminster, Brighton and other cities around Denver. Grand Junction (West slope)
Wyoming: Gillette, Laramie and Casper
New Mexico: Albuquerque, Las Cruces, Portales and Deming
Arizona: Wickenburg, Kingman, Yuma, Prescott and the Greater Phoenix area
South Region
West Kansas: Finney and Pratt
East Kansas: Crawford, Butler
Nebraska: Sioux, Cherry and Richardson
Missouri: Adair, Callaway and Randolph
Arkansas: Benton, Pulaski and White
Louisiana: Oauchita and Tangipahoa parishes
Oklahoma: Washington, Jackson and Pottawatomi
Texas: Wichita Falls
Photo Credit: Roger Hill