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<blockquote data-quote="Allen" data-source="post: 493244" data-attributes="member: 389"><p>Sharpies at first light will be along a field edge in wheat, barley, or durum stubble. You'll see them from afar as the lookouts will have their heads up above the stubble.</p><p></p><p>Around 9:30-10:00 the grouse will move off into cover near the field, fence lines, tree rows, brush, etc. Generally within 50 yards of the stubble field. I hunted the heck out of them in my youth, but haven't really targeted them in a number of years since pheasants are so much better table fare. </p><p></p><p>When i was young, I shot a pheasant, a hun, and a grouse in one shot out of a stubble field of ours. I ground balled the grouse, and the other two were tucked down in the stubble as bonus birds for that morning.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Allen, post: 493244, member: 389"] Sharpies at first light will be along a field edge in wheat, barley, or durum stubble. You'll see them from afar as the lookouts will have their heads up above the stubble. Around 9:30-10:00 the grouse will move off into cover near the field, fence lines, tree rows, brush, etc. Generally within 50 yards of the stubble field. I hunted the heck out of them in my youth, but haven't really targeted them in a number of years since pheasants are so much better table fare. When i was young, I shot a pheasant, a hun, and a grouse in one shot out of a stubble field of ours. I ground balled the grouse, and the other two were tucked down in the stubble as bonus birds for that morning. [/QUOTE]
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