world’s largest pheasant sculpture, a towering landmark that celebrates the state’s deep connection to pheasant hunting and outdoor heritage. Known locally as the World’s Largest Pheasant, the massive statue has become an iconic symbol of South Dakota and a must-see attraction for travelers across the Midwest.

Standing approximately 28 feet tall with a wingspan stretching over 40 feet, the sculpture depicts a ring-necked pheasant in striking detail. Constructed using steel framing and fiberglass panels, the statue was engineered to withstand strong prairie winds and harsh weather while maintaining its vibrant, lifelike appearance.

The pheasant sculpture was created to honor South Dakota’s status as one of the premier pheasant hunting destinations in the world. Each year, the statue welcomes thousands of hunters, tourists, and photographers, serving as a proud emblem of the state’s wildlife traditions and rural culture.

Local officials describe the sculpture as a point of pride for the community. “The pheasant represents our land, our lifestyle, and our outdoor traditions,” said a city representative. “Having the world’s largest one right here puts Huron on the map.”