Caring for our community...

We at Scott County Pheasants Forever are committed to our community's well being.

• We maintain nine (9) wildlife management areas equaling 5,524 acres that are open to the public for nature walks, wildlife viewing and hunting.
• Since 1991, we have maintained five-miles of roadway through the Minnesota Adopt-A-Highway Program.
• We are the host chapter of Pheasants Forever for Minnesota Operation Upland Pheasant Hunt which gives our Veterans a well deserved day of upland pheasant hunting and sporting clays.
• We enlist members to sponsor a soldier through our Adopt-a-Soldier Program.

 ADOPT-A-SOLDIER 

Our US Military Personnel are fellow outdoorsmen and woman, fellow upland bird hunters and/or members of Pheasants Forever.

If you wish to adopt a deployed soldier and offer a channel by which to communicate
encouragement, send care packages and express gratitude to the brave men and women serving our nation.

Please email me at info@scottcountypf.org
Subject Line: Adopt-A-Soldier

Current Deployments:

*James Borgardt
  - United States Army  

Partnership
Minnesota Army National Guard

Scott County Pheasants Forever has built a relationship with our Minnesota Army National Guard in coalition with our welcoming home Minnesota Troops through Operation Upland Pheasant Hunt.

If you would like to learn more about the Guard, click on the image above to access their website or call local recruiting officer Sgt. Jared R. Golde at 651.775.8849

Shakopee Recruiting Office is located at 165 1st Avenue East in Downtown Shakopee - across from Turtles Bar & Grill. 

ADOPT-A-HIGHWAY PROGRAM

Scott County PF has been involved with the Minnesota Adopt-A-Highway Program for 18-years.

Our next clean-up day will be held:  

SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 2010

TIME: 9:00AM – 12:30PM
(End time depends on how many members attend)

Lunch will be served and door prizes will be awarded following the clean-up.

Bring yourself! Bring your Family! Bring your Hunting Buddies!

Chapter Sponsored Areas:
Location #1: Belle Plaine Location: Meets @ the Blakely Town Hall (South of BP on Hwy. 169)

Location #2: Lydia -  Meets @ Country Prime Time Restaurant (West of Hwy. #13)

Contact Jim Legg @ 1.507.665.6300 with any questions

Why should I care?

• Litter is unsightly. It destroys the natural beauty of Minnesota’s roadsides.
• Litter is expensive. Minnesota spends $5 million a year collecting litter – not counting what cities and counties spend.
• Scenic and litter-free highways say “welcome” to visitors and help make us proud to be Minnesotans.