Jim/Carol and Dixie/Don posing for the picture --- cold but no snow --- just some ice.  We are working on our 2026 fall hunting.  A lot of our hunters booked in before they left last Fall --- if you didn't and are thinking about coming to hunt with the Korkow Families...

Its a real team effort here at the Korkow Ranch --- All our volunteers, their spouses who bake the cookies, bars, and treats that go on the hunting buses --- Make the salsa and tomato sauce for Chili --- And make a lot of pork sausage for breakfast.  And those that...

The Korkow Families are hard at Pheasant hunting... I'm Chilling out with my "Grand Dogs" Baily & Bear. These are my son Craig and daughter-in-law Tonya's dogs --- they really are ready to hunt some more --- Craig will be back to the Ranch this coming Thursday for...

Just a little over a month --- and the Roosters won't be safe!! Can any of the Pheasant Hunters who have been here before --- remember where this "REFERENCE POLE"  is located --- good for a laugh! We have been getting ready --- mowing strips, trails and getting...

Skyler Leesman is busy planting a "cover crop" on some of our farm ground.  The purpose is to add nutrients to the soil --- he has the wheat stubble on top south of my building site planted to a mixture of Radishes, Peas, Collards, Rye Grass, Oats, Flax, Lentils ---...

Those of you that have been to the Korkow Ranch before --- know that we have several "poles" erected.  Here is how they get erected. 2 of our "Monkeys" --- Tom Frost from Iowa and Dave Hendrickson from Minnesota come over and help me get these up --- I'm just a...

This morning we set out around the Ranch 500 Breeding Hens and 50 more Roosters.  We know that the predators will get some --- that's a given --- but our experience is that quite a few will make it through the first hatch and some will give us a second hatch.  We do...

These two outfits have been working to make our hunting better this fall. The tractor/mower takes care of the food plot areas and the skid steer and mower work in our shelter belt areas so the dogs/hunters can get through them a lot easier. We had an opportunity to...

Here at the Korkow Ranch we went from roughly 3 weeks of 10-20 below to 40-60 above!  It's allowing us to get a jump start on some spring jobs — like mowing food plots — get ready to plant trees — clean some items that we never had time for last fall. I'm seeing quite...

The Korkow Families are busy — taking care of livestock — feeding— checking water — grinding hay — all those Ranch things — plus get the Korkow bucking horses down Texas way— 1st performance for them is in Ft. Worth for their Rodeo and stock Show. For Pheasant Hunting...