i found one of those in my yard today... thats the first time ive ever seen one b4... at first i thought it was a chicken at first glace.. that was weird lol
i'd rather eat any hunted animal over regular grocery store meat. first, the animal isnt abused, second, its lean, and thirdly, they eat properly. so what your left with is some good healthy meat.
Thanks man, i've been searching for 'em alot pecking gravel on the road but so far no success. Just a question but do blue grouse have a very loud patter when they fly... like the flapping of there wings. I know ruffle grouse do but i have seen many birds fly away that where rather large just no sound. I have only ever shot a ruffled grouse befor. Male one though.
"Just a question but do blue grouse have a very loud patter when they fly... like the flapping of there wings."
I honestly am not certain for the simple reason Blue Grouse are not found in my region. I can say that most upland game birds, along with pheasants and quail, do have that motor-like, vibrating wingbeat when they flush.
actualy i try to learn as much as i can because i hunt them. I need to know there habitat what they eat on the island and stuff dude, unlucky for me on vancouver island there are like no fucking grouse anywhere... anywhere within my reach any place past port alberni is a little far for my motorhome.
"I need to know there habitat what they eat on the island and stuff dude, unlucky for me on vancouver island there are like no fucking grouse anywhere..."
I would imagine blue grouse would be prevalent in your area. If you want to find ruffed grouse, you'll have to enter forests (and the edges of them) that are predominantly deciduous; birch, poplar, and especially(!) aspen.
They also like mixed forests and like to hide under evergreens.
i found one of those in my yard today... thats the first time ive ever seen one b4... at first i thought it was a chicken at first glace.. that was weird lol
ColeyElizabeth9 2 years ago
people hunt them the taste really good yummmmmmmmmmmm
lucasyorkeiscool 4 years ago
i'd rather eat any hunted animal over regular grocery store meat. first, the animal isnt abused, second, its lean, and thirdly, they eat properly. so what your left with is some good healthy meat.
tperedfox 3 years ago
i see those every day
stolenmoney 4 years ago
Thanks man, i've been searching for 'em alot pecking gravel on the road but so far no success. Just a question but do blue grouse have a very loud patter when they fly... like the flapping of there wings. I know ruffle grouse do but i have seen many birds fly away that where rather large just no sound. I have only ever shot a ruffled grouse befor. Male one though.
foyad 4 years ago
"Just a question but do blue grouse have a very loud patter when they fly... like the flapping of there wings."
I honestly am not certain for the simple reason Blue Grouse are not found in my region. I can say that most upland game birds, along with pheasants and quail, do have that motor-like, vibrating wingbeat when they flush.
FischerFan 4 years ago
how do we find them
stolenmoney 4 years ago
no bb gun
stolenmoney 4 years ago
look on the ground
CabelasHunt 4 years ago
actualy i try to learn as much as i can because i hunt them. I need to know there habitat what they eat on the island and stuff dude, unlucky for me on vancouver island there are like no fucking grouse anywhere... anywhere within my reach any place past port alberni is a little far for my motorhome.
foyad 4 years ago
"I need to know there habitat what they eat on the island and stuff dude, unlucky for me on vancouver island there are like no fucking grouse anywhere..."
I would imagine blue grouse would be prevalent in your area. If you want to find ruffed grouse, you'll have to enter forests (and the edges of them) that are predominantly deciduous; birch, poplar, and especially(!) aspen.
They also like mixed forests and like to hide under evergreens.
FischerFan 4 years ago
far maybe not too deep into the mountains
CabelasHunt 4 years ago
foyad dont kno shit about the birds
stolenmoney 4 years ago
You better have shot that grouse after you took this video cause eating is about all a grouse is good for.
foyad 4 years ago
grouse shit is more better than you
stolenmoney 4 years ago
damn thats lucky to see them i never seen them yet? how can i find them just tell me how plz
seahawkxX 4 years ago
Nice footage. Where was this taken at?
Lodestone1968 5 years ago
in my front yard in the fall of the year he was really hungry so i got close easy. it was filmed in Tors Cove, Newfoundland
Taner2227 5 years ago