Packages UPLAND BIRDS PRAIRIE DOGS MERRIAM TURKEYS WHITETAIL DEER LODGING LICENSE INFO The Lindskov Family Ranch Family Owned for 75 Years          Started in 1934 by William James Lindskov, better known as Bill to everyone who knew him, the Lindskov Ranch is one of South Dakota's largest and most diversified family farming and ranching operations. Bill passed on in 1981, but his legacy of sound ranching, farming and true heartedness continues on in his son Les Lindskov. With his wife Marcia and four sons Monte and Mindy Lindskov, Bryce and Tennile Lindskov, Mark Lindskov, and Todd Lindskov the ranch has thrived with cattle and wildlife. Over the years the Lindskovs have planted over 90,000 trees and farmed cropland exclusively for wildlife habitat. With sound management the Lindskov Family has proven that farming, ranching, and wildlife can all thrive as one.          The Lindskov Ranch is primarily ranch grassland spread throughout Corson, Dewey, and Ziebach Counties in Northwestern South Dakota.  The Grand River and Moreau River breaks and flats make for great Sharptail Grouse and Hungarian Partridge Hunting. The huge Cottonwood trees make for excellent turkey hunting and great roosting trees.  The heavy brush draws contain some of the most beautiful deer hunting country anywhere.          In addition to ranching, the Lindskov Family farm's several thousand acres for alfalfa hay and other small grain crops such as; millet, milo, wheat, garbonzo beans(chick peas), sunflowers, corn, and safflower. With these crops spread in abundance throughout the ranch, it has made for some of the most spectacular Ringneck Pheasant hunting anywhere in South Dakota. By leaving some of every crop unharvested on the edge of all of these grain fields, the wildlife has flourished for decades.