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Slunger, I've been a couple times on our farm in Braxton, and haven't seen a bird yet. I've seen plenty of birds...TURKEYS. They're everywhere. I saw over 100 a week or so ago, and I don't think I saw any birds twice.

Our grouse population is almost non-existant. It's a damn shame.

Seems the dame way here in PA, I remember around ten years ago they were everywhere not anymore. I did read something though that thier birth rates are weird and they run in good and bad spells. But 10 years is a long time for the population to come back up.

We averaged seeing one or more a day during deer season, which is pretty good considering we stand hunt and don't move around much. A buddy wants to take his dog there and see what we can do.

..I would not say,they are abunch of them but getting lots of sightings,for now but coyotes are moving in.....
Near charleston,wva..
..JESUS IS COMING BACK BE READY...

Edited by - totoe on 01/09/2002 18:33:33

i aint seen many ehre this eyar but jumped ten in bout 20 minutes in ohio then jumped 4 in the same spot next day and three in anothe spot prolly see nover 50 so far

Hoyt...
What part of Ohio are you hunting in? We've seen a few south of Zanesville a bit.

Lots of sightings here but...I have also had them sit and watch me doing dishes thru my kitchen window....seriously there is a pair about every day outside in the multi-flora rose bushes eating rose hips.
Also, I flush grouse everytime I go into the woods it seems, but only two to three when they flush. I have seen more grouse and quail here in my acreage this year than ever before. But, then I have not hunted here yet either. Key word: yet.....next year if the population is larger.

Edited by - Christine B on 01/11/2002 20:35:44

I have been flushing a lot off grouse this year.It seems their is a lot off grouse here in Boone County this year.

Wvbowman.