bird numbers

[rotty33]

Anyone been seeing many?  I have been seeing quite a few quail, but was wondering how the pheasants are doing in eastern/central washington!

[blacktailcody]

I have seen allot this year. Can't wait for the first.

[gregsalmon]

Is huner orange required for dove hunting?

[sled]

Is huner orange required for dove hunting?

no

[rotty33]

I'm not talkin baby doves here, but pheasant! Ha ha

[LiveandLearn]

I haven't seen that many in the Columbia Basin. I see more coyotes than pheasants

[T-Bone]

I'm afraid the North Palouse looks very disappointing this year. Two very wet Springs in a row have done a number on the pheasants, quail and Huns. I'm just not seeing many birds.

Tom

[MR5x5]

Maybe this link will work for you, but it is not for me. 

http://www.wxusa.com/wx1/wx.php?forecast=pass&pass=precip&dpp=0

It should show historic precipitation by zip code, city, etc.  The springs storms are hit and miss.  It's to general to say the east side had a wet spring...  Look for areas that stayed dry - that's where to start looking for birds.  If this site id just plain honked, and someone else has a source for this type of info, please post a link.

Cheers