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Project Upland Magazine

Project Upland, in our continued effort to serve our community in new and innovative ways while seeking to lower the barriers of entry into upland hunting, is pleased to publish PROJECTUPLAND.COM ON THE GO. In order to make our content easier to access in more diverse ways, we now publish audio versions of our growing library of online written content. It is our hope that, by creating a new pathway to access the materials we produce, we strengthen our community and bring it closer together.

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11:36

The Stevens 315 Side-by-side Shotgun, History, Cost,...

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2020/03/03

“It’s just an old Stevens, nothing special,” I said, when asked about the gun. I have to admit, the metal two-gun Americase I was traveling with was likely worth more than its contents. But then again, humans have a penchant for assigning value to inanimate objects, not based on outright cash price, but rather based on sentiment, history, or perception. I was at Grouse Camp in Minnesota, with folks who were sporting Parkers, Foxes, AYAs, and I remember defending the gun, while feeling a bi...

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7:45

Small Game and Bird Hunting in Connecticut

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2020/02/28

When one thinks of the state of Connecticut and bird hunting, it's tough to see through its reputation as a Mecca for suburban deer hunting. And for those that try to fill the high of pheasant hunting with stocked birds across the state, the program gives ample opportunities. But hidden past those stocked birds lies the spectacle of the great migrations of the upland hunting gem, the American woodcock. Despite not allowing small game hunting on Sundays, over the past few years I've found myse...

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6:10

First Lite Sawbuck Brush Pants Review for Upland Hunting

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2020/02/25

With the need for brush pant innovation obvious, it may come as a surprise that First Lite, a company known for creating high quality gear for big game pursuits, were the ones to seize the opportunity to reinvent this upland classic. While there isn’t actually an ‘upland’ category on their online store (one can dream) they are clearly made for busting through thick brush in pursuit of game. I’ve had the opportunity to test their new brush pants since the summer, putting in a lot of miles thr...

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8:00

CZ Bobwhite G2 - A Side-by-Side Shotgun for Practical...

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2020/02/21

CZ has a long history of quality and reliability for the price, not to mention the original Bobwhite was produced prior and discontinued in 2015, yet reintroduced in 2019 as the G2 model based on the popularity of the original version. Designed with a trim English-style, Turkish walnut stock, these babies are crafted on gauge-specific frames, providing a sleek profile and cutting weight. At 7.3 pounds, the Bobwhite G2 feels virtually weightless in comparison to lesser quality or vintage side...

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5:04

Walking Up Doves While Hunting | Written by Jorge...

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2019/09/04

Dove season. You’re sitting there, twiddling your thumbs. The little grey rockets have not presented a shot since early that morning, but you’re determined to put a few more in the bag. Waiting. Sitting. I mean, is there a law saying you have to sit here? Look, I’m gonna run something by you. It’s a little weird, but hear me out. Let’s try something different. Let me ask you a question: rather than waiting for pass-shooting opportunities, have you ever walked up on doves?...

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5:47

When it Comes to Finding Sharptails, Think Outside...

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2019/09/02

As we stare down the barrel of the 2019 upland bird season, thoughts of long days in the field following our favorite hunting partner come to mind. Right now my time is spent working dogs on wild birds and getting them acclimated to the ground and temperature as well as in the physical condition required to start an upland season. I like to wait until August to run dogs on wild birds, making sure the birds are plenty old enough to escape the vigorous drive of a dog wanting to capture its...

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14:45

Introducing Fall Issue of Project Upland Magazine |...

projectupland.com On The Go ·

2019/09/01

The calendar might say that fall is still a month away, but the cooler breezes and shorter days have a different story to tell. For some, the beginning of Fall is marked by an overabundance of pumpkin-spiced, well . . . everything, hitting the shelves, but for many more the start of fall is opening day of the season, whether that be dove, goose, or early teal. Here at Project Upland, fall kicks off when the Fall issue of the magazine hits your mailbox. Here’s a sampling of...

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5:11

Are Wild Turkeys Considered Upland Game? | Written by...

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2019/08/31

There are truly two versions of this question of wild turkeys, one in the cultural sense and the other in the legal sense. Legal sounds very uptight but meant in state law standards, as most states list wild turkeys as upland game. They are in fact part of Phasianidae family, which is home to our beloved grouse species, chukar and even pheasant. Many of us have seen the ruffed grouse behave like an old strutter with just as much confidence (and no turkeys do not effect ruf...

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8:20

Should You Consider a Flushing Breed for Your Next...

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2019/08/30

For many of us, upland bird hunting often brings to mind vivid images of years past, of handsome English setters and German shorthairs—paw up, tail straight—poised behind a pheasant or grouse holding tight, waiting for the flush. At least that’s what I always envisioned upland bird hunting to be. That is, until I brought home my first gundog, a field-bred golden retriever. Have you considered a flushing dog as your next hunting buddy? Walking the fields behind a flushing dog is...

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7:28

How do we Navigate the Sport Dog Food Market? – The...

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2019/08/29

The pet food aisle is a daunting place. Carefully crafted marketing serves up equal doses of promise and guilt. Feed your dog like family! Unleash the inner wolf! Never feed an ingredient you can’t pronounce! It’s enough to make a conscientious dog owner throw up her hands in defeat. If you stick with the same dog food month after month, you’re relying on that one product to provide everything your dog needs on a daily basis. Your only tool for assessing results is your power of observation ...

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5:33

How to Locate Snipe – A Habitat Guide | Written by...

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2019/08/28

Mention upland bird habitat and more than likely images of thick emerging stands of aspen, endless rows of CRP, or the pinewood flats of a Southern quail plantation come to mind. But wet soggy ground, mud, cow pastures, and river banks? Not if your pursuit is grouse or pheasant, but most certainly if you are looking for snipe. If you are new to snipe hunting or think it’s a childhood prank, the Wilson’s Snipe-Upland Game Bird Profile is a great place to start. Before we dive into locating s...

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8:24

Practicing Gun Mount – Only Perfect Practice Makes...

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2019/08/27

Few things are more satisfying than a perfect shot. The skill required is a product of sound basic techniques, perfect practice and smoothly honed reactions, but these don’t come overnight. First, you must know what it is you need to practice; only then can you do something about it. In shooting, as in other endeavours, ignorance prevents progress. As a professional coach over the last 30 plus years, I have regularly seen shooters struggling with the same basic problems – stan...

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11:38

AYA Shotguns Aguirre y Aranzabal – A Spanish Gunmaker...

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2019/08/26

After the recent film In Our Veins featuring the fourth generation of the AYA name Alex Aranzabal, there has been an increase in emails and questions regarding AYA shotguns and the revival of this Spanish gunmaker. There is some information floating around about the storied history of AYA shotguns but here we will give a more detailed and accurate account of the history, manufacturing process, and shotgun models that are now hitting the U.S. We've also compiled a list of places you can go to...

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7:59

What is the Best Nutrition for Hunting Dogs? |...

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2019/08/23

Nutrition is an area that seems to either be overlooked or over-analyzed by most bird dog owners. Since hunting dogsare canine athletes in the truest sense of the word, though, nutrition should be an area of top concern for all dog owners — and even more so for those running these high-class athletes. You can find a pup out of the best bloodlines in the country and send him to one of the top trainers in the world. But if that dog is not fed a diet designed for optimal growth as a puppy a...

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9:07

True Stories that will Make Training a Bird Dog Seem...

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2019/08/22

The memories have a little less intensity to them from the days I was living them, but I can still recall feeling a level of defeat and impossibility when training my bird dog. I could probably list volumes on the mistakes I made, the lack of hope I had, and the just plain feeling of being lost. I dug through books, videos, and articles to ask simple questions, ranging from “Were do I even begin?” to “What in the world is going on?” One of the smartest things I ever did was to seek prof...

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6:57

Small Game and Bird Hunting in Kentucky | Written by...

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2019/08/21

While most of Kentucky is privately owned, Kentucky Fish and Wildlife owns or operates over 85 wildlife management areas available to the public. In addition to these WMAs, the state of Kentucky has opened up private properties to the public known as Hunting Access Areas in partnership with land owners. Read more at projectupland.com.

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10:33

Understanding Shotgun Chokes – A Bird Hunters Guide |...

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2019/08/20

Let me be up front. Grasping the idea of shotgun chokes eluded me for many years. All that was ever explained to me was that the more open the choke, the faster the spread. Simple and accurate — but not helpful when it came to practical application. What I wish had happened was that someone would have said to me, “The choke you should use depends on the distance you are shooting at your game.” Being primarily a woodcock and ruffed grouse hunter, wide open chokes have alway...

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4:38

Tips on Hunting Sage Grouse without a Dog | Written...

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2019/08/19

Hunting sage grouse without a dog -- is there such a thing? The fact is that many people hunt birds without a dog. Lots of times a big game hunt will need to add some diversity to the hunt, resulting in a walk with a shotgun. Other times people just want to get out in the uplands but don’t have the connivance of a bird dog or maybe just do not want one along. Sage grouse tend to live in big open country with lots of sage that can look all the same. Walking aimlessly through that country...

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7:08

Dogtra 2700T&B Training and Beeper Collar Review |...

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2019/08/16

If I were to make a top-five list of important gear when I go bird hunting, the Dogtra 2700T&B would be on that list right after my bird dog. That is a bold statement and maybe more of a confession of how much I've come to rely on this collar. In fact, this e-collar has become a part of my daily life, not just for hunting upland birds and training. Read more at projectupland.com.

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4:50

The History and Invention of Skeet Shooting | Written...

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2019/08/15

We have all heard the legends of William Harden Foster sitting around upland campfires and no doubt at some point you may have heard him called the “Father of Skeet.” Through the years, that has been interpreted as the founder of skeet. But it turns out that even though he had a hand in popularizing skeet shooting, the famous ruffed grouse hunter, artist, and writer from Andover, Mass., did not invent the sport. That distinction is held by Charles Davis, an avid ruffed gro...

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