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Mahaska County Pheasants Forever
Welcome to the internet home of the Mahaska County Pheasants Forever. A Local Pheasants Forever Chapter in Iowa. Pheasants Forever (PF) is a non-profit conservation organization dedicated to the protection and enhancement of pheasant and other wildlife populations in North America.
Welcome To Mahaska County Pheasants Forever
We are always looking for volunteers to help us in our efforts to conserve wildlife habitat right here in Mahaska County! If you want to be part of a nationally acclaimed Pheasants Forever Chapter, JOIN US! We would love to have you!
Our chapter meets the second Monday of every month at 6:00PM at the Mahaska County Secondary Roads Shop 2074 Old Hwy 163, Oskaloosa, IA 52577.
Annual Banquet
We are excited for our annual banquet on April 1, 2023! This is the highlight of our local Mahaska County Pheasants Forever Chapter. Each year we have a lot to feature and showcase for the upcoming banquet. We look forward to seeing you in attendance!
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We Need Your Help!
Soon, a Mahaska County Pheasants Forever committee member will contact you to enlist your assistance again with our 35th Annual Fundraising Banquet on April 6, 2024. Through your past support, we have been able to carry out many worthwhile projects.
In the 34 years just past, Mahaska County Pheasants Forever has invested $1.25 Million for conservation, including the local projects below:
- 824 food plot projects for 6,332 acres
- 511 nesting cover projects for 5804 acres
- 145 controlled burn projects for 5,000 acres
- 10 wetland projects on 474 acres
- 377 woody cover projects for 719 acres and 146,118 trees
- 14 land acquisition projects for 4,919 acres
- Supported High School Shooting Teams
- Mahaska County Pheasants Forever has reached over 15,000 youth in its youth programs
- Invested $284,448.00 into youth education and public awareness
- Purchased over $87,613.00 of habitat equipment
- Contributed $7,000.00 to the Legislative Action Fund
Our Plans For The Upcoming Year
- Fight to protect CRP in the Farm Bill
- Continue our commitment to Conservation Education in Mahaska County
- $15,000 Commitment to local wildlife areas within Mahaska County
- Cost-sharing cover on CRP, WRP & wetland restoration projects
- Expanded private lands programs such as food plots, nesting cover, and mid- contract management
- Add more to local land acquisitions