Minnesotan Wins Pheasant Hunting Trip by Carrying the PF Visa Card
Red Wing Man Bags His Limit of South Dakota roosters with PF Television Host Ron Schara

Pheasants Forever (PF) and U.S. Bank sent Larry Voth of Red Wing, Minnesota on an all-expenses-paid pheasant hunting trip to South Dakota last week.  Voth earned an entry to win the “Ultimate Dream Hunt” each time he made a purchase with his PF Visa card during the past year.  Voth and his guest, Hermann von Knobelsdorff, hunted with Pheasants Forever Television host Ron Schara near Aberdeen.  The trip was put together in cooperation with the South Dakota Department of Tourism. 

“It was an absolute blast,” said Voth, who has been the Goodhue County PF Chapter treasurer since 1993.  Voth signed up for his PF Visa card at the Goodhue County PF Chapter Banquet last February and has been carrying the card ever since.  “The trip was promoted as the ‘Ultimate Dream Hunt,’ and I would certainly agree with that label.  I was thrilled to successfully bag my limit of South Dakota roosters on each day of the three-day hunt.”

The trip was also promoted by U.S. Bank commercials on Pheasants Forever Television, which is produced by Ron Schara Enterprises.  PF Television airs on Sundays at 11:30AM CST / 12:30 PM EST on the Outdoor Life Network.  Shows are rebroadcast on Tuesdays at 12:00 PM CST / 1:00 PM EST. 

U.S. Bank has announced that they will continue the popular hunting trip giveaway for a second year.  That means cardholders will earn entries with each purchase made using the Pheasants Forever Visa card through August 2006.  The winner of the 2006 Ultimate Dream Hunt will be selected in September 2006.  To sign up for your Pheasants Forever Visa card today, go to www.pheasantsforever.org and click on the credit card icon appearing on the bottom left of the page. 

PF is a non-profit conservation organization dedicated to the protection and enhancement of pheasant and other wildlife populations in North America through habitat improvement, land management, public awareness, and education.  Such efforts benefit landowners and wildlife alike.  PF has more than 110,000 members in over 600 local chapters across the continent.