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You guys staying home on rainy days should reconsider. I have found Grouse tend to move really well in a light rain, especially when it starts early morning. Best day I had this year was in the rain.
I agree. Rain works- especially light rain. The dogs get scent better when it is damp. Many (most) of my best grouse and rooster hunts have been in drizzle or light rain. The gun will survive any weather out there w/o injury. Use what you shot best.
Rain works
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