Partridge in the yard

Zogman

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In the 60s-80s we had ruffed grouse in the Turtle Mountains and now they are far and few between but the Sharptails moved in and we didn't have them back then.
The Pembina Hills used to be good for Ruffed Grouse also however the NDG&F seemed to think the area needed Flippn Turkeys. I tried to get an answer why they planted turkeys as were Turkeys native to this area? All I heard was "not sure". Can you find out with all the resource available to you? All I got was silence.
 


Davey Crockett

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The Pembina Hills used to be good for Ruffed Grouse also however the NDG&F seemed to think the area needed Flippn Turkeys. I tried to get an answer why they planted turkeys as were Turkeys native to this area? All I heard was "not sure". Can you find out with all the resource available to you? All I got was silence.
I'm a meat hunter ,Turkeys are bigger .
 


ORCUS DEMENS

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Had a good time watching my old dog work a grape vine thicket chasing the scent. Did not yell at the dog as the bird walked out the other side into heavy brush. Damn them birds know how to survive.
 

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