Ziebach County landowner enrolls nearly 30,000 acres in public access initiative

  • Land enrolled in the Public Access to Habitat program is recognized with a sign on the property. Photo courtesy of Pheasants Forever
    Land enrolled in the Public Access to Habitat program is recognized with a sign on the property. Photo courtesy of Pheasants Forever
    Pheasants Forever has enrolled a new landowner in its Public Access to Habitat (PATH) program that will open nearly 30,000 new acres of private land - much of it in Ziebach County - to public hunting and recreation. The sign-up will double the South Dakota acres enrolled in the public land initiative.The nonprofit conservation group’s web page says it is dedicated to the improvement of...

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