Wing shooting is a popular outdoor activity that involves shooting birds on the wing. It is a challenging and exciting sport that requires skill, patience, and accuracy. For some hot-barreled dove and pigeon shooting, South Africa is a great wingshooting destination. This guide provides you with all the information you need to know about wing […]
Wyoming is a land of endless plains, majestic mountains, and abundant wildlife. It’s no wonder that upland bird hunting is a popular activity in this rugged state. From the iconic sage grouse to the colorful pheasant, Wyoming is home to a variety of birds that make for challenging and rewarding hunts. But with so many […]
Grouse hunting is all about habitat…and the habitat depends on the subspecies of grouse you are hunting. It helps to get a good bird dog, and it REALLY helps to go with a good outfitter
With long seasons, good access, and diverse mixed bag opportunities, Nebraska is a upland bird hunting paradise! Nebraska also has some exceptional duck and goose hunting, and not too many hunters.
California offers unique upland bird hunting opportunities unlike anywhere in the United States. If you plan carefully, you can hunt several species at once! There are areas where you can hunt mountain, valley and Gambel’s quail all at once and maybe even some chukar, for example.
When most people think of Alaska, they think big game hunting or fishing, but Alaska upland bird hunting can be pretty awesome too! This amazing state has several species of ptarmigan, ruffed grouse, sharptail grouse, spruce grouse, and blue grouse.
Wild Mearns, Scaled, and Gambels quail hunting on private ground in Arizona behind well trained pointing dogs.
Nevada is a chukar hunting mecca, but there are lots of other upland bird hunting options as well.
What is South Dakota known for? Pheasants and Mount Rushmore of course! Without a doubt, South Dakota is the pheasant hunting capitol of the world.
The food was exceptional, and what we truly enjoyed is the fact that we could just be ourselves. Not having to worry about other hunters, as we had the place to ourselves- very relaxed and comfortable setting, and we truly felt “at home.”