Upland Game Hunting

Game bird hunting is a sport enjoyed by hunting enthusiasts. Some of the most popular birds hunted for food and sport include:

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• Chukar Partridge

• Pheasant

• Quail

• Turkey

• Ducks and Geese

For any type of hunting, you need to purchase a hunting permit. Hunting without a permit is an illegal activity. Some hunters use game bird hunting to train their dogs to hunt and essentially be their hunting companions. Some dogs that excel at hunting include; golden and Labrador dogs, and spaniel dogs.

Game bird hunting is only allowed during certain seasons, and is also allowed both on public hunting properties and private properties. During game bird hunting season, there are legal hunting hours. Different states have different regulations in accordance with game bird hunting. In some states, it is illegal to hunt more than 3 birds in a single hunting trip. In some states hunting with your dog might not be legal.

Upland game hunting refers to the hunting sport of upland birds. Some upland birds include:

 

• Pheasant

• Chukar Partridge

• Quail

• Band-tailed Pigeons

It is a form of bird hunting where the hunter goes after the birds named above. Hunters generally tend to use guns and dogs to shoot and retrieve bird games respectively. Dogs do the most work by locating where the bird fell. Hunting groups usually consist of 2-4 people per group. Different upland birds have different seasons when they are at their highest population. Upland birds for food can be grilled, roasted, or fried. They are tasty nonetheless.

Of course, before you go on a hunting trip, ensure you are well-equipped and your dog is also well-equipped (booties for their paws). Ensure you have ear and eye protection as well as shooting accessories like the required ammunition for upland birds. Either way, we hope you have a happy trip.