The Program raises pheasants for educational purposes and recreational use on public and private land in Allegany County. 

   We have been hearing that some people believe the Allegany County Pheasant Program has been receiving government funding.  We are not!  The day old chicks are presently provided by the DEC and raised at the jail through the Inmate Working Program.  All funding for feed and equipment has come through grants, donations, raffles and volunteer work.  The sheriff’s Office provides the location to raise the birds and store equipment when not in use.  All birds are released on property that is open to the general public to hunt on during the pheasant hunting season – none are sold or given to any private organization.  We are always open to accepting donations – without them, this organization will fold! We are always looking for members to get involved and help with this program - without you we will FAIL!

    Please refer to the History page for information on how the program has worked.

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    What We Do     

The Program partners with organizations which  include the New York State DEC and others who use scientific and environmental strategies and techniques.

The purpose of the Program is to oversee pheasant raising and management in Allegany County. The Program raises pheasants from day old chicks to adulthood. The placement of these adult birds, at locations in the county which, allows for controlled management and hunting of the pheasant population in the fall. The goal is to encourage economic stimulation and growth for the county.

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2013 chair winner, Steve Jackson form Whitesville, NY.

Congradulations  Steve!

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 Star-Gazette Photo

Click here to read about Jeff Murray's hunt in Allegany county.

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 Call Us Today!

 Please contact us at the addresses below if you would like information  about our Program, site placement of pheasants, available hunting areas and methods used for pheasant raising.

  Picture by Sam Loquasto, after a successful hunt with severan friends off Cotty Road!

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 2014 Shotgun Winner! 

Shawn Grusendorf,  from Angelica, NY. is the 2014 gun raffle winner of the Stevens 512 'Gold Wing' over/under 20 gauge shotgun.  Second prize, of a $100 gift certificate from the Red Barn Gun Shop, was won by Jack McMahon of Rushford, NY.  Third prize, of a painting on a slate roof tile, was won by Rick Whitney of Bolivar, NY.  Congratulations to all our winners!

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Stocking dates will NOT be disclosed!