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Nice to hear you heard some:goodstuff:, where bouts are you, we are down the 632? I saw a grouse just outside the Eagle Lake Gun Club outside of Sundridge when I was there yesterday. Too many guns shots were going on to hear them when I was at the club:).Quote:
Originally Posted by maplevizsla
on the property I have permission to turkey hunt on, i was hearing this "drumming" almost everyday (from every direction) and had no clue what it was until I spooked one going In one afternoon. Very nice looking bird for sure and seems to be lots of them over where I am
I was out turkey hunting in Beeton and heard constant drumming. I went for a walk and spooked two of them on separate occasions. I have never gone for grouse on this property. I usually get them up near Temagami in the fall but I may try a little closer to home this winter.
Is temagami really the closest south that you have good odds of finding grouse without a dog?
Absolutely not. Draw a triangle on a map with the points being Mattawa, Sudbury, and Parry Sound. Take a walk on crown land inside that triangle.Quote:
Originally Posted by topher
I've heard a ton drumming any time I've been out in the bush - haven't seen any though, must be nesting.
three grouse one rabbit one moose today and yes a dog makes a world of difference I realize some might not agree with the northern way let the dog run and shoot them out of the trees
I heard drumming all morning back on the 17th while I was out turkey hunting on a farm property in Grand Valley and again on the 19th.
All the hens are safely sitting on huge clutches, that will hatch to find lots of food and good weather, there will be no predators and they will all make it to fall to flush into woodland clearings in front of our well mannered dogs. Spring is for dreaming. :D
Dreaming or not I hope you're right Downwind