Welcome to Central Pennsylvania's Pheasants Forever Chapter website. Our mission statement is as follows:

 "The Central Pennsylvania Chapter of Pheasants Forever was founded in March 2008 to restore local wildlife habitat in Centre and surrounding counties.  Our goal is to restore wetlands, streams, stream buffers and uplands with a focus on restoring upland bird habitat and establishing a local, huntable wild pheasant population."

Use the links to the left to learn about the National Conservation organization, our local projects, and our Chapter events. Also, new this year, check out our Pheasant Trapper, Jesse's YouTube site to see him in action! If you have additional questions, please contact one of the Officers or the webmaster. Click here to check out the National Pheasants Forever website.

Volunteers Needed! If you are interested in becoming a committee member, let one of the current Officers know or call Adam at (814)-880-1832. We need help planning chapter events such as our Membership Banquet, our clay shoot, and our Wing Ding. Can you plant trees or run a tractor? We need volunteers to assist in our habitat restoration projects as well.

Our meetings take place the second Thursday of the month at Duffy's Tavern in Boalsburg at 6:30pm, so come join us! We hope to see you there!


Announcements

Spring Membership Banquet: Our Fourth Annual Membership Banquet will be held Saturday, March 31st at the Old Fort American Legion! Come join us for good food and good company in the name of conservation! Click here to buy your tickets now using our secure PayPal server.

Clay Shoot 2011: Thank you to everyone who came to the annual Clay Shoot, which was held on August 7, 2011, at the Spring Mills Fish and Game Club. We had a great turnout!

Spring Membership Banquet: The Membership Banquet was held on May 14th, 2011, at the Old Fort American Legion! Thanks to everyone who came and enjoyed good company and a common interest in habitat restoration.

Wild Birds 2011: Central Pennsylvania Chapter Banquet Chair Jesse Putnam has already trapped 300 wild pheasants this year in South Dakota that were released in Pennsylvania at the new Hegins-Gratz Wild Pheasant Restoration Area. He hopes to get at least another 150 birds this year before returning.

Wing Ding: Thank you to everyone who attended the Wing Ding at the Old Fort American Legion! We served up some tasty wings and beverages and played games to win great prizes!


Next meeting is scheduled for Thursday, October 13th at 6:30 pm at Duffy's Tavern. If you're interested in attending, please feel free to join us.

Check out a recent Centre Daily Times PA Outdoor News article on wild pheasants.

If you'd like to receive Chapter emails, send webmaster an email!