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Title: Grant County Birds...?
Post by: EasternWaArcher on November 06, 2016, 04:01:08 PM
Where are all the upland birds in this county? I have spent a alot of foot time in so far this season and not flushed a single dad gummed feather in Grant county. I hiked the majority of the Buckshot, and lower crab creek pheasant release sites. Though I am out to shoot all upland species, I have seen none which is surprising given the harvest statistics for thd county. Anybody help me out here? I do well enough here in benton county but I wanted to explore grant after seeing the stats.

The pic is a pair of roosters from opening day, snake river.
Title: Re: Grant County Birds...?
Post by: 270Shooter on November 06, 2016, 04:53:30 PM
Man I saw a bunch of quail in the sage brush on the north entrance to buckshot the other day. I didn't get out and shoot them though.
Title: Re: Grant County Birds...?
Post by: jleski on November 21, 2016, 12:13:04 PM
Try Gloyds north of moses lake. Dogs are a big help.  hunt the wet areas.  weather being warm the birds have been flushing 50-75 yds in front of the dog.  Watch in front of you.  Quincy wildlife area is another area to try.
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