With a powerful partnership that creates a win-win for hunters and habitat alike, it's pretty easy to see why every shot ever taken on the Rooster Road Trip since the event’s creation in 2010 has been with Federal Ammunition.

A bird hunter can never be bored in Minnesota. With a variety of gamebirds, landscapes and quailty habitat, there’s always somewhere or something new to explore.

We now know what some have always known, which is that one cannot destroy just a part of a landscape - a powerful message on the importance of conservation from Trampled by Turtles singer and friend of Pheasants Forever, Dave Simonett.

It's a deep connection to the land, the season and the harvest that ruffles excitement in rural Minnesota and builds lasting friendships and memories.

The new Garmin Alpha 200i checks all the boxes in a dog tracking and training unit, and then some.

Farm Bill Wildlife Biologist Megan Howell writes about the importance of Minnesota's Walk-In Access program and the valuable impact landowners make on wildlife habitat.

From the shotguns we carry to the Bird n’ Lite vests sagging off our shoulders with public lands roosters, we’re proud to rock the Browning Buckmark because they make great products and they also support our wildlife habitat conservation.

It's only fitting that we kick off the 2020 Rooster Road Trip with Joe Dugan batting cleanup on the public property honoring his conservation achievements.

Preview the gear and prize giveaways for the 2020 Rooster Road Trip.

The Rooster Road Trip crew break down the final day of the the 2020 #ResponsibleRecreation journey through Minnesota and put a wrap on the annual event for another year.

Pheasants Forever Habitat Restoration Specialist Becca Kludt and lead singer of Trampled by Turtles, Dave Simonett, join the podcast to recap a beautiful day in west central Minnesota.

The crew spent the day primarily on federal Waterfowl Production Areas (WPAs) in southwest Minnesota’s “Buffalo Ridge” region where sustained winds played a major factor in their overall success.

Recapping Day Two of the Rooster Road Trip featuring a golden hour filled with hits, misses, and . . . Bob’s water retrieve.

Conservation legend Joe Duggan joins the podcast to recap the first day of this year’s Rooster Road Trip spent hunting the Minnesota public wildlife area named in honor of Duggan.

The 2020 Rooster Road Trip crew previews the 11th year of the popular public lands journey and discusses the adjusments made for this year's trip due to COVID-19.

The final day of the 2020 Rooster Road Trip started with blowing snow and finished with a flurry of longtail activity.

The crew was treated to great habitat that produced some fantastic public land roosters and even an unexpected water retrieve.

The crew hit the road and keyed in on a handful of Waterfowl Production Areas and were rewarded quickly with a beautiful rooster. But the rest of the day served as a reminder that Mother Nature always has the upper hand.

Gorgeous Walk-in Access (WIA) properties and a bountiful Wildlife Management Area (WMA) produce roosters on Day Two of Rooster Road Trip 2020.

Day One on our Minnesota public lands journey got off to a great start hunting with a PF legend who happens to have a WPA and WMA named after him.

Navigating the waves of a prairie ocean for sharptails, solitude, and the sound of wind lapping against the grass.

From doves and prairie chickens to pheasants and bobwhites, the Sunflower State delivers at both ends of a long upland season.

Adventure, love and memories: Keeping an entire litter of bird dogs will give you more then you bargained for … in a good way.