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Old 10-20-2017, 06:50 PM
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I have seen birds at all times of day. It just depends on the area you are in. I've had most luck in the first few hours after sunrise, and the last few hours before sunset for ruffed grouse. However, last year in the one spot I hunt, the population was huge, and I saw birds all day, pretty well everywhere on the property. Hunt areas with lots of blown down trees, and thicker bush bordering field edges. That's where I seem to have the best luck. As temperatures get cooler you will find the grouse right at the end of the day, flying up into the trees to feed on the buds and what not. It's an easy way to kill a few birds. They are also, often found on the edge of gravel roads chowing down rocks to help digest their food. It's all about luck sometimes too!! Just ending up where the birds are, at the same time. Good luck to you, hope this helps a bit.
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