by Gordon MacQuarrie | Sep 5, 2025
The proper hunting man experiences a special reverence for grouse country.
by Edgar Castillo | Jul 28, 2025
These tips for making the most of your off-season time help get you out of the house and prepare for the upland bird hunting season ahead. Sadly enough, the upland hunting season has been over for some time. We pass the days reliving those memories in the field...
by Gary Krukar | Nov 13, 2024
This bird hunt covered the same distance as three marathons and demanded half the time required by the Tour de France.
by Robert Sohrweide | Jan 1, 2024
The common hail becomes a sick taunt when ruffed grouse are scarce.
by Christian Fichtel | Dec 27, 2023
There’s no slump like a grouse hunting slump.
by Edgar Castillo | Jun 24, 2021
Show the world of hunting to people like they’ve never seen before using these simple tips that will enable you to tell your story through photography. For as long as man has hunted, we as hunters have recorded and shared our hunting stories since the beginning of...
by Craig Springer, USFWS – Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration Program | Jun 23, 2021
Industry-funded research reveals surprising truths about upland hunting. Here are two new ways to increase your chances on upland game. Upland wildlife research funded through Wildlife Restoration, derived from excise taxes on firearms, ammunition and archery gear,...
by Tom Davis | Apr 15, 2021
Make no mistake – as eager as the golden retriever is to sniff out a good time, it’s even more eager to sniff out a skulking rooster. A while back, someone sent me a link to one of the damnedest video clips I’ve ever seen. There’s a wounded rooster pheasant sort of...
by Tom Davis | Jul 30, 2020
He owned an American water spaniel—the state dog of Wisconsin and one of just a handful of AKC-recognized sporting breeds of North American origin. It’s never a good sign when you begin a day of hunting pacing a veterinary clinic parking lot waiting for the place to...
by Tom Keer | Apr 29, 2020
Like an honest dog, it’ll be the standard by which you compare all other upland hunting books. It’s the highest level of praise for a handler to call a dog “honest.” By that handlers mean every time the dog points there is a bird under his nose. Honest...