I don’t know about you, but so much of the hunt experience is what happens before and after, and even during the hunt there are so many things that are memorable that don’t involve shooting. So, I thought I’d share some fond memories from a couple years back when I was master of ceremonies at the Governor’s Invitational Pheasant Hunt in South Dakota.
One lesson learned: put a gun in their hands, dogs on the ground, and most people are pretty tolerable, including Ted Turner and the Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Permanent Ambassador to the United Nations for the Republic of Iraq.
Classic South Dakota hunt.
Off to the food bank!
I've always wanted to snap a photo of the group I was speaking to!
A sense of the vastness. Click for the full effect.
A South Dakota window opener.
Mass transit, South Dakota style.
Not "old," experienced!
Those ringnecks are in here somewhere!
Where the crop goes after harvest ... at least temporarily.
That's Ted's dog, Blackie. We are getting the "safety talk."
Scott Linden Outdoors 
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