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South Dakota is a hunting and fishing paradise.
Rain, snow or sunshine, hunting is available year-round in South Dakota. From big game to some of the best pheasant hunting in the world, hunters flock to South Dakota to bag their limit.
Walleye, bass, northern pike, salmon, catfish, trout and others make their home in South Dakota's waters. With 1,100 square miles of freshwater and nearly 30 species of fish, anglers will find that deciding which of the state's regions to fish is a bigger problem than getting the fish to bite.
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The South Dakota Walleye Classic Tournament committee has offered three paid entries to the winners of the Wyoming, North Dakota and South Dakota Governor's Cup fishing tournaments.
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04/11/2012
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The Department of Tourism will be attending the National Pheasant Fest & Quail Classicin Kansas City, Mo., February 17-19.
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02/06/2012
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The South Dakota Department of Tourism’s “Rooster Rush” campaign is in full swing as communities across the state prepare to welcome hunters to the fields of South Dakota.
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10/06/2011
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Pheasants have thrived in South Dakota for more than a century, and with this year’s traditional season opener just around the corner the state is preparing to greet outdoorsmen and women from around the globe for world-class hunting experiences.
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10/15/2009
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More than 300 teams registered after only one week.
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10/09/2009
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The Office of Tourism has officially launched the Rooster Rush campaign in an effort to attract pheasant hunters from surrounding states.
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08/20/2009
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Each year, the Missouri River is a destination spot for people throughout South Dakota and surrounding states, and this year is no exception.
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08/18/2009
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This Women Gone Wild Weekend will feature guided hunting on more than 10,000 acres of high quality private land that’s teaming with wild pheasants.
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03/26/2009
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Although November might be the month that typically celebrates the turkey, more and more hunters enjoy chasing the interesting gobblers in two separate seasons all over South Dakota.
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10/12/2007
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Each year, thousand of wing-shooters flock to South Dakota on opening weekend of pheasant season to take part in what has become one of the most popular hunting openers in the country.
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05/24/2007
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