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Oakwood Game Farm, Inc. is grateful to be entering our 58th year in business. Jim & Betty started their pheasant raising operation in 1967 as a hobby. Now 58 years later their children, Scott and Katie and Scott’s wife Faith, run the day-to-day operations of the family farm and we are proud and grateful to be one of the largest game bird raising facilities in the United States.
When we celebrated our 50th anniversary we updated our logo to be centered around a long standing mighty oak tree located in the center of our farm. It has stood the test of time and been a symbol of strength and dignity for our business over the last 58 years!
Oakwood Game Farm is located on 100 acres of land in east central Minnesota. We maintain a large breeding stock to ensure a plentiful, continuous supply of game birds including pheasant and chukar partridge. You’ll enjoy the birds as much as we enjoyed raising them.
After 58 years of hatching and raising game birds, we have gone through some ups and downs, some great successes and some not so great. However, through all these times we have learned a lot about game birds and consider ourselves experts in the fields of raising and shipping our birds. Let us share this expertise with you when you buy birds from us and feel confident that you will raise quality birds with our support. Read about a typical hatch day or if interested in raising pheasants, see Raising Tips.
Make sure to visit our Tips-for-Raising page for helpful information on how to start and maintain your birds and learn more about predator protection for your birds with Nite Guard Solar. If you do not find your answer there, call us at 1-800-328-6647 and speak with one of our experts.
Oakwood Game Farm, Inc.
More information about the Farm Bill from North American Gamebird Association:
The NAGA supports the Sportsmen’s Alliance financially each year because the national nonprofit is the first line of defense against the anti-hunting lobby that opposes the entire game bird industry, from producer farms to hunting operations to the sale of birds used for bird dog training and field trials. The Sportsmen’s Alliance is alerting American sportsmen to a threat to hunting with dogs that directly impacts the game bird industry.
They are asking people to contact their members of Congress, and NAGA is joining this call by forwarding their alert. NAGA producers and hunting preserves should notify their customers and ask them to join the effort to defeat this measure.
The Farm Bill is one of the most essential pieces of legislation passed by the U.S. Congress. It includes funding for indemnity, along with farm programs, conservation funding and even SNAP benefits, formerly known as food stamps.
At the eleventh hour, during an 8-hour meeting of the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Agriculture, the committee approved an amendment over the objection of committee Chairman G.T. Thompson of Pennsylvania. The amendment to the Farm Bill is called the Greyhound Protection Act, but that name is highly misleading.
The amendment includes a ban on “live lure training,” defined as the use of anything alive to hunt or train dogs. Anything alive would include pigeons, ducks, pheasants, quail and partridges. In other words, it would ban released game bird hunting and dog training and field trials involving game birds.
This language must be stricken from the Farm Bill before it is sent to President Donald Trump for his signature. NAGA is joining the Sportsmen’s Alliance in calling on its members and their customers to contact their member of the U.S. House of Representatives and their two U.S. senators and ask them to strip the anti-dog hunting language from the Farm Bill.
If you need help with this, you can use the Sportsmen’s Alliance alert to compose your message:
sportsmensalliance.org/news/h-r-5017-alert-animal-rights-extremists-sneak-hunting-ban-into-farm-b...
You can also share the alert with your customers to make it easy for them to join the effort. Please email NAGA at rob@northamericangamebird.com with any questions or feedback you receive from contacting your U.S. representative and U.S. senators. ... See MoreSee Less
Stop the Farm Bill Hunting Ban | H.R. 5017 Alert | Sportsmen's Alliance
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Animal-rights groups have hijacked the Farm Bill with H.R. 5017. This amendment threatens hunting with hounds and bird dog training. Take action now!0 CommentsComment on Facebook