Welcome to Carver County Pheasants Forever!

2022 Banquet

This is the time of year for planning the annual CCPF banquet. We were unable to have a banquet in 2021 so we are loking forward to hosting a banquet again in 2022. The banquet has been scheduled for Saturday February 19th at the Cologne Community Center.

For the 2022 Annual Banquet, we have mailed a packet to all members and supporters from the last banquet. The packet contains a ticket order form.

Also included in the mailing is our usual special raffle $1000 Shopping Spree at Cabin Fever Sporting Goods. These tickets are $10 each. Additional tickets are available for purchase at Cabin Fever in Victoria.

Please complete the ticket form and the name portion of the raffle tickets. Return them with a check payable to Carver County Pheasants Forever to the address listed on the form. If you did not receive a form or you need another to share, please use the link below to download and print additional copies. Tickets can also be ordered online using the link below.

The Carver County Pheasants Forever banquet committee thanks all of our members, sponsors and benefactors for their continued support.

Order 2022 Banquet Tickets Online:

https://pfqf.myeventscenter.com/event/2022-Carver-County-Pheasants-Forever-Banquet-54836

Glenn McPadden Family Tract Dedication

The Carver County chapter of Pheasants Forever is dedicating a tract of land in the Tiger Lake Complex, located just East of Tiger Lake and just north of Norwood Young America, in honor of long-time and founding CCPF member Glenn McPadden. This dedication is in recognition of Glenn’s lifetime of service and dedication to the development of local habitat and the traditions and sport of hunting. Glenn is a lifetime Carver County resident, veteran, and member of CCPF for over thirty-five years. While CCPF is excited to make this announcement, it is with mixed emotions as this dedication is happening on short notice because Glenn has been battling significant heath issues. This dedication was planned to ensure Glenn and his family can celebrate this occasion together.

A stone monument has been placed at this site in his honor. CCPF had planned to have a formal dedication ceremony at the site with Glenn, his family, and the community. However, the recent spike in COVID cases and the new restrictions on public gatherings has forced us to cancel the in-person dedication.