| Butler County Pheasants Forever |
About Us
Who We Are
We are the Butler County, Ohio chapter of Pheasants
Forever, a national, non-profit conservation organization.
We are dedicated to the restoration and improvement
of upland habitat, critical to pheasants, quail and other
game and non-game species.
Pheasants Forever is 25 years old, with over 100,000
members nationwide and 35 chapters in Ohio.
Forever, a national, non-profit conservation organization.
We are dedicated to the restoration and improvement
of upland habitat, critical to pheasants, quail and other
game and non-game species.
Pheasants Forever is 25 years old, with over 100,000
members nationwide and 35 chapters in Ohio.
Our Membership
Membership in Pheasants Forever costs $30 per year
for an Associate membership. Our chapter members
come from Northern Kentucky, Southeast Indiana and
several counties in Southwest Ohio.
You can join PF through the PF web site,
www.pheasantsforever.org/
or by contacting our chapter secretary.
for an Associate membership. Our chapter members
come from Northern Kentucky, Southeast Indiana and
several counties in Southwest Ohio.
You can join PF through the PF web site,
www.pheasantsforever.org/
or by contacting our chapter secretary.
Events
Our chapter holds two fund raising events each year.
A couples banquet in February and a Sportsman's Night
Out in July. Additionally, we have a youth camp in May,
which was telecast on Whitewater Trail television and,
and for our Underwriter members, a dove shoot in early
September. We also held our first Youth Hunt in
November, 2007 at Mulberry Pheasantry. Check our
calendar for the exact dates of these events, and please
be sure to attend!
A couples banquet in February and a Sportsman's Night
Out in July. Additionally, we have a youth camp in May,
which was telecast on Whitewater Trail television and,
and for our Underwriter members, a dove shoot in early
September. We also held our first Youth Hunt in
November, 2007 at Mulberry Pheasantry. Check our
calendar for the exact dates of these events, and please
be sure to attend!
April 26, 2005
Butler County Pheasants Forever
has been designated as the
local rep for the new Bobwhite
Quail Initiative, CP-33. Contact
your local Soil Conservation
office for information and sign up.
Butler County Soil & Water
Conservation District
Butler County Pheasants Forever
has been designated as the
local rep for the new Bobwhite
Quail Initiative, CP-33. Contact
your local Soil Conservation
office for information and sign up.
Butler County Soil & Water
Conservation District
Latest News
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May 7, 2005
Ringneck Youth Camp
57 children attended this year's
camp, and you can watch it on
TV!
Check the schedule at
http://whitewatertrail.com/
Ringneck Youth Camp
57 children attended this year's
camp, and you can watch it on
TV!
Check the schedule at
http://whitewatertrail.com/
June 11, 2005
Butler County PF art auction
written up in the Cincinnati
Enquirer
Our recent Silent Bid auction
for a Ruthven print at the
Oxford branch of US Bank
was featured in the Saturday,
June 11 Enquirer.
Click here for the article
Butler County PF art auction
written up in the Cincinnati
Enquirer
Our recent Silent Bid auction
for a Ruthven print at the
Oxford branch of US Bank
was featured in the Saturday,
June 11 Enquirer.
Click here for the article
July 31, 2005
Pheasants Forever TV hits
the airwaves on OLN.
Check our web page for
additional information and
program line up.
Pheasants Forever TV hits
the airwaves on OLN.
Check our web page for
additional information and
program line up.
| PF announces the formation of Quail Forever Read the press release here. |
February 25, 2006
2006 Couples Banquet
held. Preliminary figures
show over 250 people
attended.
Our sincere thanks to all of
our contributors, attendees
and participants who made
this a great event.
Additional information
available here.
2006 Couples Banquet
held. Preliminary figures
show over 250 people
attended.
Our sincere thanks to all of
our contributors, attendees
and participants who made
this a great event.
Additional information
available here.
