Posts by Tina Elwood Gehrke

February 12, 2018 by Tina Elwood Gehrke

It’s our responsibility. It’s our time. It’s our legacy. On February 12, 2018, Linn County Iowa's Pheasants Forever's Dennis Goemaat, Forrest Kramer and Greg Johnston met with their representatives at the Iowa State Capitol in DesMoines to advocate for the Iowa Water, Land and Legacy initiative. Check out this news article and pictures to learn more...

February 11, 2018 by TINA ELWOOD-GEHRKE

Do you have a need or interest in habitat restoration in your community or help with habitat in your community or land that you own? Become a member of Linn County PF and we can help guide you with these needs!

February 08, 2018 by Tina Elwood Gehrke

Faith Bible Church's Wild Game Feed took place on February 3, 2018. This is an annual event that Linn County Pheasants Forever is involved with in the Linn County community. The Wild Game Feast in early February, annually and the event allows 400 regulars and guests of Faith Bible to share a meal of wild game. In addition to the sometimes exotic cuisine, the Wild Game Feast includes interaction with organizations, local retailers, bird-dog training, and additional educational sharing. Keep future events of this nature in mind and share with your friends and neighbors about this event for next year; the Wild Game Feast. Learn more about Faith Bible Church here: http://www.faithb.org/ Learn more about the event using this link to Faith Bible Church Game Feed.

January 30, 2018 by Tina Elwood Gehrke

The 2018 Iowa State Pheasants Forever Convention in Ames took place in January 2018. The meeting highlights education, State Art Council and sponsorship of the selection & production of the "Iowa Print of the Year" (CONGRATS Greg Bordignon!) Check out this article to see what events took place during this event!

January 23, 2018 by Tina Elwood Gehrke

On January 23, 2018, members of the Linn County PF board and the PF State President spoke at Rockwell Collins in Cedar Rapids about our organization, community outreach, habitat improvement projects and our upcoming banquet in March.