35 Whelen
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Grouse Galore!
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Nice day in the woods!
JD338
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salmonchaser
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Looks good. My girls are still recovering from surgeries. Stitches in for another week. Then we get to start Chukar and Pheasant hunting. That gross looking mass weighed about 1 1/2 pounds from Miss Sugars armpit. Molly had some smaller non carcinomas removed since we were there kind of thing.
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Guy Miner
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Excellent! 
DrMike
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Oh, my, but I do love ruffies; they make such fine meals!
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Ammo Smith
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We use to have some great Ruff grouse hunting till the younger generations started selling of the home steads and now all we have is overcrowding from developments and resorts where the gen x can run their side by sides racing threw the mountains and old farm steads.
Our bird numbers are way down this year...the first year of low population of the 7 year cycle, after several very good years...
We spent the day out last Monday cruising the backroads and trails looking for birds...we saw 5 and came home with a ruffie, a dusky and a spruce hen.
Still, a great day in the woods, as we also saw 2 very nice bull moose cruising for cows as the rut is starting here.
We spent the day out last Monday cruising the backroads and trails looking for birds...we saw 5 and came home with a ruffie, a dusky and a spruce hen.
Still, a great day in the woods, as we also saw 2 very nice bull moose cruising for cows as the rut is starting here.
Bruce Mc
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Can you slow simmer woodcock and partridge in gravy and serve over rice?
- Nov 4, 2004
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One of my favorites is partridge and woodcock with wild rice!
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casey3612
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I do, one of my favorites!
salmonchaser
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Fix chukar and Huns that way. It’s excellent.
I am addicted to chicken rice.
filmjunkie4ever
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Grouse has always been the best eating of the game birds around here. But I shoot a lot of chukar and quail too! Good work Earle.
hunter24605
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- Apr 30, 2016
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Very nice. I can’t remember the last time I jumped a grouse. Never intentionally hunted them, but used to bump them all the time.
wvbuckbuster
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You guys had a good day. Grouse are few and far between in my neck of the woods. Dan.
Teknys
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We call them “Chickens “ over here in Idaho. Back in Northern Minnesota we called them Partridge. In Wisconsin everyone just called them Grouse.
By any name I still grab out 4 or 5 each season on the good years and on a bed of wild rice they sure are good.
By any name I still grab out 4 or 5 each season on the good years and on a bed of wild rice they sure are good.
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35 Whelen
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Here in Maine they are called "Pat-ridge. For he Pat's on the ridge.
Same as Cartridge; here they are referred to as Cat- ridges. No R's involved. A Coleman lantern is called a " lantin" dropping the R again. The breast are commonly added to Baked Beans. Lots of folks luv them fried out in bacon drippings with eggs for Breakfast. Gives the lipitor something to work on.
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Same as Cartridge; here they are referred to as Cat- ridges. No R's involved. A Coleman lantern is called a " lantin" dropping the R again. The breast are commonly added to Baked Beans. Lots of folks luv them fried out in bacon drippings with eggs for Breakfast. Gives the lipitor something to work on.
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