#7 Avoid Dog Training Ruts & Pitfalls. Make it Fun
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#5 | Not all Aspen cuts are created equal. Puppy tips for grouse scent
#3 | Michigan habitat breakdown including the # of cuts on Public Lands
#2 | It is supposed to be Spring but Winter is back
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#42 | Mapping and Hunting Ruffed Grouse and Woodcock with Ann Jandernoa
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#115 | A conversation about Scout-N-Hunt mapping, ruffed grouse habitat, bird dogs and more with Ann Jandernoa
Learn more about Upland Bird Species featuring Ruffed Grouse and Pheasants
Ann Jandernoa has spent decades researching ruffed grouse, woodcock and upland birds. To better hunt upland birds, you need to learn their needs. These needs can range from specific seasonal cover requirements, escape routes, seasonal food requirements, and daily schedules. The daily schedule will vary with temperature, wind, dew, and barometric pressure. The life of a game bird is complex. Taking the time to learn the habitat, needs and not only creates a more successful hunt but also is emanate in helping these upland birds species thrive. Hunt the Habit was created for fun educational conversations & articles on grouse hunting, upland hunting, dog training and how to get the best use of your Scout-N-Hunt mobile hunting maps.
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October 17, 2019 by Ann Jandernoa