Three outdoors clubs in northwestern Pennsylvania have registered to host junior pheasant hunts Oct. 6.

Pheasants Forever of Northwest PA will host a hunt for 50 juniors at Millers Farm on Riley Siding Road, Union City. Registration deadline is Sept. 15. For information, call Heath Moss at (814) 566-1774 or e-mail heath@nwpapf.org.

Kalbfus Rod and Gun Club’s hunt for 25 juniors is scheduled for the Hibner property near Sugar Grove. Register online by Sept. 7. For information, call Michael Fadale at (814) 726-0809 or e-mail aggie@westpa.net.

Corry Rod & Gun Club’s hunt for 20 juniors is scheduled to take place in Tidioute. Register online by Sept. 1. For information, call Sherry Anderson at (814) 664-9807 or (814) 462-6008 or e-mail stvshrskeet@yahoo.com.

The Pennsylvania Game Commission will supply about 1,800 pheasants to 26 clubs throughout the state that will host junior hunts.

“The only two stipulations for clubs to be eligible to receive Game Commission birds are that these hunts must have registration open to the public and must be held on public lands or private lands enrolled in the Game Commission’s Hunter Access Program,” Game Commission executive director Carl Roe said.

Junior hunters must be 12 to 16 and have successfully completed a Hunter-Trapper education course. They are not required to buy a license but must meet blaze orange regulations.