Saint Paul, Minn. - July 9, 2008 - Pheasant hunter Kim Stephens may be a better shot with one arm than you are with two. See for yourself this week on Pheasants Forever Television, airing on Outdoor Channel on Thursday, July 10th at 10PM CDT / 11PM EDT. The episode will also air on Friday, July 11th at 10AM CDT / 11AM EDT and again on Saturday, July 12th at 5:30PM CDT / 6:30PM EDT.
Colorado's Kim Stephens lost his right arm in a motorcycle accident.
But where there's a will, there's a way, as Stephens proves anyone with passion and a positive attitude can be a pheasant hunter. Join Pheasants Forever Television and Stephens for this amazing hunt!
Next, Pheasants Forever Television visits Pete Berthelsen, Senior Field Coordinator with Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever.
Berthelsen is working to create wildlife habitat on his 160 acres in Nebraska, and is chronicling the project through photography. He hopes to create a place the quail call home, because when you've got great wildlife habitat, you've got bobwhite quail!
Finally, Pheasants Forever Television visits Michigan's metal artists known as "The Salvage Sisters." Pam Frampton and Shelli Greschaw in North Branch, Michigan, have a passion for ringnecks and art that shows up at Pheasants Forever banquets!
Every episode of Pheasants Forever Television contains informative tip segments including Shotgun Savvy sponsored by Browning, Habitat Habit brought to you by Pheasants Forever and Gun Dog Savvy sponsored by Purina.
Find more information, including previews, about Pheasants Forever Television at http://www.pheasantsforever.org/page/pftv.jsp
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Pheasants Forever Television's sponsoring partners include: Outdoor Channel, Browning, Chevy, the South Dakota Department of Tourism, Native" Performance Dog Food, Purina Pro Plan, and SportDOG. Thanks to these sponsors for bringing Pheasants Forever Television to viewers across the nation.
Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever are non-profit conservation organizations dedicated to the protection and enhancement of pheasant, quail, and other wildlife populations in North America through habitat improvement, land management, public awareness, and education. PF/QF has more than 129,000 members in 700 local chapters across the continent. |