Intent and Purpose of

The American Pheasant

and Waterfowl Society

Bill Morrison - Webmaster

AMERICAN PHEASANT AND WATERFOWL SOCIETY

Celebrating 73 Years

APWS Magazine

APWS Conventions

Membership Application

Membership Benefits

Officers & Directors

APWS  Photo Contest - 2008

APWS Youth Art and Photo Contest - 2008

APWS Youth Support Program

APWS Leslie E. Tassell Avicultural Foundation

PHEASANT GALLERY

WATERFOWL GALLERY

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Important Deadlines to have your adds in the APWS magazine:

Issue:                 Deadline:

Jan/Feb               November 10

March                  January 10

April                    February 10

*May                  March 10

June                   April 10

July/August         May 10

September          July 10

October              August 10

November           September 10

December           October 10

* For membership and bird listings - February 28, all other listings i.e. classifieds - March 10

AMERICAN PHEASANT AND WATERFOWL SOCIETY - MAGAZINE

Articles on all facets of bird breeding, on individual bird species, and news of interest written by APWS members, APWS directors, and other interested individuals.

Have a question? 

Just send it to one of our directors and they will find the answer for you.

Your APWS magazine features the classified advertisements of the bird breeders around the world, the bird they have to sell, and those they want to purchase.

We have breeders who advertise within the APWS magazine each month, plus we have a Breeder's Directory containing many individuals' advertisements.

There are many game bird and animal clubs advertising in the Support Your Local Club directory each month.

Within our magazine advertisements you can find information regarding game birds, peafowl, miniature donkeys, incubators, hatchers, brooders, carrying and shipping containers, cage and pen materials, landscaping ponds, miscellaneous supplies, assistance with your personal advertisements, and the list goes on.

Take advantage of the many companies who advertise each month.

Write, or call for their catalogs.

You can take your time and do some comparative armchair shopping.

The best advice we can give any member is read everything you can, listen and talk about all species of birds, contact other APWS members and directors, attend local club meetings, bird sales, bird shows, and conventions.