Darn Grouse

PeakXV said:
But for me, its one-on-one - mano-a-wingo - heading into the Grouse's dense coverts - his home field and getting busted a bit by brambles or scratched/slapped in the face by alders --crawling through one end and have them jet out the other - wading through a cedar swamp to surprise them from a different route only to have nothing/nobody home - cause you know if you do your homework - can read the habitat - know their current food choices - you're eventually going to score - and that anticipation and the thrill of the hunt make it all worth while.
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Dammit, now why did you have to cut to the chase like that when this could have gone on for DAYS!?? :mad:

:D :D
 
My wife's a vegetarian, the first "fool hen" kill she saw was when we drove our van over one on the trunk road. I stopped, pulled it and bagged it. She couldn't believe any bird could be so dumb, if she only would try a fork-full she would just be thankful.
 
Slooshark1 said:
I got an e-mail from a friend of mine yesterday who was bowhunting for deer in Southern Ontario. He got this photo of a partridge while he was hunting from his treestand. This a real photo and is not edited at all. I still can't believe it.

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lol.

Isn't that something.... well I guess them bush chicken's arn't as bright as we all though... well in that neck of the wood's anyway lmao!
nice! :D
 
I would grab that by the neck. Stupid bird. We usually snare our grouse, put a snare on the end of a stick and loop if over their head. Then give a quick yank. Works quite well!
 
mdbuckle said:
I would grab that by the neck. Stupid bird. We usually snare our grouse, put a snare on the end of a stick and loop if over their head. Then give a quick yank. Works quite well!
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Yeah... but here in Northern Ontario their just a little smarter then that. If your not quiet enough they will be long gone before you even come close to em. LiL forest ninga's they are :D

EDIT: I also realized how small this grouse is.. hmm, kid's these day's lol
 
The best road hunting I did once was aiming for a grouse doing the head down neck stretch run they do with the right front tire of my truck doing about 100 kms/hr on hwy 16. Plooof!!! feathers all over in the rear view mirror. I backed up and found the breast just fine and no sign of the head neck. Me da road hunin man :runaway:
 
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Salty said:
Me da road hunin man :runaway:
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:mad: that is a technique developed and polished by Ontarians.... and that saying.... you're on my copyright infringement list... :p ;)

and they say that most of the drive-by's happen across the river.... :runaway:
Detroit that is.
 
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