Pheasants Forever Introduces the Mud River Dog Handler’s Bag

   10.21.13

Pheasants Forever Introduces the Mud River Dog Handler’s Bag

A must-have for pheasant hunting trips, the Pheasants Forever-logoed Mud River Dog Handler’s Bag is simply the best bird dog training bag on the market. The original deal was for 15 percent off, but one of our office dogs accidently bumped the calculator so you save 16 percent – a full $7 off – when you purchase the ideal dog handler’s bag today from the Pheasants Forever store.

This Dog Handler’s bag is perfect for carrying your dog’s training gear, first aid supplies and other dog-related necessities, whether it’s a training trip just up the road or your yearly rooster road trip to the Dakotas. It’s also designed to stay open while in use for easy removal of items (just don’t test this handy feature with too many easily-accessible dog biscuits).

When you purchase the Mud River Dog Handler’s Bag from Pheasants Forever, you’ll also notice our logo. That big rooster will surely contribute to your pup’s birdy-ness, but you’ll also be contributing to Pheasants Forever’s wildlife habitat conservation efforts. That’s because when you purchase your upland hunting gear and apparel from PF, you’re supporting a charitable organization that puts 92 cents of every dollar it receives into its upland conservation mission. Your pup doesn’t get this math, so support grassland habitat with your purchase and we’ll put it into scent he can understand.

Thanks for shopping with and supporting Pheasants Forever.

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Pheasants Forever launched Quail Forever in August of 2005 to address the continuing loss of habitat suitable for quail and the subsequent quail population decline. Bobwhite population losses over the last 25 years range from 60 to 90 percent across the country. The reason for the quail population plunge is simple - massive losses of habitat suitable for quail. There are five major factors leading to the losses of quail habitat; intensified farming and forestry practices, succession of grassland ecosystems to forests, overwhelming presence of exotic grasses like fescue that choke out wildlife, and urban sprawl.

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