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Unread 03-28-2015, 09:45 AM   #1
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Yes I do believe she is and would be another source for books on the uplands.
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Unread 03-28-2015, 06:55 PM   #2
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Yes she is and probably be at the Southern and she and Dennis are usually at the Michigan Antique Arms Shows too.
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Another grouse book worth the read is by Gordon Gullion titled Grouse of the North Shore. Gullion was a researcher from the U of MN in Cloquet near Duluth MN, 100 miles south of us, and did his work there. The book is the result of grouse habitat and grouse behavior research and would be of value to any grouse enthusiast. Topics include preferred habitat, edges, drumming, nesting, predation, preferred foods, dispersal, wintering, and survival. It is an interesting read and some great photography. Unfortunately no hunting tales.
Note: there are two books with similar titles: Grouse of the North Shore and The Ruffed Grouse both by Gullion.......they are very similar so don't buy them both...but be sure to get one!
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IMHO, this thread would be a great candidate for a sticky. It would be a shame for all these suggestions to get lost in the shuffle.
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