A German shorthaired pointer pins a pheasant as a guide prepares to flush it at the first “Fur Feathers Friends” event in 2016 at Ravenwood Lodge. Submitted photo.
The television show “Wingshooting USA” will be on hand Nov. 7-8 at Topeka’s Ravenwood Lodge for its second “Fur Feathers Friends” event.
More than 100 fans and military guests from throughout the country have been invited to hunt ringneck pheasants at the preserve, according to a news release from the show. Lewis Toyota of Topeka also has invited area service members and veterans to join them in the field.
Scott Linden, show host and creator, said the goals of the event were to foster fellowship and gratitude while hunting with well-trained dogs.
“Dogs are incredible animals, we’ve been hunting partners for millennia,” Linden said in the release. “Working toward a common goal bonds us like no other experience.”
The event will ultimately air on an episode of “Wingshooting USA” in 2019.
Along with pheasant hunting, there also will be clay target shooting and a free lunch provided. Members of the North American Versatile Hunting Dog Association are hunting and providing trained dogs for the event.
To schedule a hunt at Ravenwood Lodge, call (800) 656-2454.
Scott Linden, show host and creator, said the goals of the event were to foster fellowship and gratitude while hunting with well-trained dogs.
“Dogs are incredible animals, we’ve been hunting partners for millennia,” Linden said in the release. “Working toward a common goal bonds us like no other experience.”
The event will ultimately air on an episode of “Wingshooting USA” in 2019.
Along with pheasant hunting, there also will be clay target shooting and a free lunch provided. Members of the North American Versatile Hunting Dog Association are hunting and providing trained dogs for the event.
To schedule a hunt at Ravenwood Lodge, call (800) 656-2454.
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