During a trip to National Pheasant Fest and Quail Classic, RGS/AWS President and CEO, Ben Jones joined Bob St. Pierre, along with Jim Inglis and Andy Edwards, all of Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever for an episode of On The Wing Podcast.
[Read more…] about On The Wing Podcast episode features Ben Jones – RGSThe Ruffed Grouse Society and American Woodcock Society (RGS | AWS) will once again staff a booth at the annual National Pheasant Fest and Quail Classic. This year the event returns to Minneapolis, Minnesota on February 14th through the 16th.
[Read more…] about Join Us | At National Pheasant Fest & Quail Classic in Minnesota – RGSIn December, Ruffed Grouse Society and American Woodcock Society biologist Heather Shaw was featured on an episode of The Hunting Dog Podcast with host Ron Boehme,
The Hunting Dog Podcast
“RGS Biologist Heather Shaw joins me to talk about the status of grouse around the great Lakes. and a few nuggets of info that you need to hear.”
Listen | The Hunting Dog Podcast – Grouse Update featuring Heather Shaw
Ruffed Grouse Society (RGS) biologist Jon Steigerwaldt along with RGS forest wildlife specialist, Jared Elm joined host Nick Larson on a recent episode of the Project Upland Podcast.
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Forest Conservation Director Jon Steigerwaldt and Forest Wildlife Specialist Jared Elm join Nick Larson on the Project Upland Podcast to talk about Converting Hunters to Conservationist after a successful days hunt in the field. https://projectupland.com/project-upland-listen/bird-hunting-podcast/hunting-and-conservation-with-the-ruffed-grouse-society/
The day a German immigrant became an adult-onset hunter at RGS Grouse Camp in Wisconsin Most grouse and woodcock hunters know this situation: standing in young Aspen cover with a shotgun in your hand. All you hear is the tone of the e-collar that tells you a dog is on point maybe 50 yards away from you. Slowly, but with determination, you make your way through the thick cover of late September, just to end up about 15 yards in front of the dog still strongly on point. Just six month ago I would never have thought I’d find myself in the...
