“Tag: ruffed grouse”

If you are feeling under the weather, perhaps a bowl of medicine bird soup is the cure. Even today, trappers will make soup from a ruffed grouse to treat colds and other ailments.

Michigan’s Upper Peninsula is home to some of the most rewarding and torturous grouse habitat in the country. Grouse hunters who flock there wouldn’t have it any other way.

A spin on cordon bleu, simplicity and flavor are the best parts of this delicious grouse recipe.

Cooking grouse with apricots and fragrant spices is reminiscent of the tart and often tangy berries that grow in the wild, which naturally make a great accompaniment for the forest grouse.

The New Jersey Fish and Game Council unanimously voted to close the ruffed grouse hunting season statewide, effective immediately, citing declining populations due to lack of suitable habitat, as well as predation, weather and disease.

Surprising upland opportunities abound in the East. But the wisdom to find them is fading like an old hunter’s hairline.

Our writer's method for getting ruffed grouse in winter is quiet and tactical.

Want to kill more ruffed grouse? Field Editor Frank Miniter has you covered.

There’s nothing like the sight of a bird flushing through October foliage to make a grouse hunter’s blood warm … except maybe the sight of the bird flying away as a shot misses its mark.