Since 1982 PF has grown to 70 chapters in Minnesota and 700 nationwide. There are also more than 22,500 members in Minnesota and more than 115,000 across the continent. Since inception, PF has raised more than $27.5 million for Minnesota's wildlife habitat efforts. Minnesota chapters have also participated in land acquisitions totaling 25,989 acres since 1982. All PF land acquisitions are accomplished in partnership with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources and/or the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. Land acquisitions are then opened to the public for hunting and other compatible outdoor recreation activities.

Minnesota's 70 Pheasants Forever chapters completed a total of 1,075 projects across the state in 2006, which are benefiting 7,989 acres of wildlife. In 2005, Minnesota Pheasants Forever completed 937 projects and now has completed over 21,000 during the organization's 24-year history. Below are details of Minnesota's 2006 project totals:

Project Type	2006 Projects	2006 Acres	Project Totals	Acres Benefited
Nesting Cover	119	1,920	2,818	51,228
Land Acquisition*	18*	1,930	317*	25,989
Wetland Restoration	37	386	304	4,947
Winter Cover	87	123	4,214	10,088
Food Plots	770	2,337	12,874	72,428
Habitat Maint.	44	1,293	251	13,073
Totals	1,075	7,989	20,778	177,752

* Land acquisition totals may reflect more than one chapters' participation

Lastly, Minnesota's PF Habitat Teams conducted 44 prescribed fires on 2,320 acres and restored 1,995 acres of native prairie nesting habitat.

Anoka County Pheasants Forever 2006 Expenditures: