Few huns

[turkey slayer]

I got these huns from are first snow in November

[ellensburgpo]

An underrated bird to hunt it seems. Congrats.

[NW-GSP]

I have never seen a hun before, thanks for sharing

[Labs07]

That is some good eating there!  Love huns!

[C-Money]

Congrats! huns are a lot of fun. Only found a few coveys of them over the years, but very fun targets!

[Elkstuffer]

I grew up hunting huns on the Palouse when I was younger. Walking for miles through plowed fields with each boot weighing 20 lbs each. No dog, just trying to catch up with them. Back in the late 70's and early 80's it was the most plentiful upland bird there was on the farm. Starting to see more and more here in the Yakima area lately.

[merkelman]

Agree to your statement. I have seen more Huns in the grater Yakima area and south of Wenatchee than chukar. I hear they have also started to infiltrate the to tonasket area too.

[blacktail luv]

I've also noticed Huns this year in a couple areas in klickitat county that I bird hunt.  I'd never seen them in either spot til this year.

[bear hunter]

I jumped and killed a few birds by evergreen lake area in the sage. There are not that many anymore.  I only jump them ever now and then,but a + if I do. Congrats on the two Huns.

[huntergreg]

do these bird run on the ground more than they fly? I ran into a bunch of covey of birds that would run on the ground when you spooked them instead of flying away like a quail, grouse, or pheasant. 

[steeleywhopper]

One of the prettiest and tastiest upland bird as far as I'm concerned. A true trophy bird, nice job.

[Hawgdawg]

good eating if you mix um with some venison!

[Lee Root]

A couple of shots of my dogs and Hungarian Partridge.  It is a great game bird, and I find a bunch of them now and again while chukar hunting.

Addy

Cass

[fethrduster]

Huns are my 2nd favorite upland bird, right behind chukars, and they are often found in the same country also, although up on top of canyons, while chukars are on the lip or generally the top 1/4.  They don't often fly straight away either, more often to either side or angling away for some reason.