I’ve given you a cool recipe for grouse, but maybe you’re in a hurry and need a tasty dinner. This fellow shows you his method of preparing grouse that looks mighty yummy. Check it out. Other helpful stories you’ll like:…
This is an excellent video on how to clean a ruffed grouse, but it’ll work for any grouse you’ve caught. While a lot of people like to just breast out the bird, here in Montana we have to use the…
Being a LocaCarnivore hunter means taking advantage of changing opportunities. Larry and I had gone to a place we’ve hunted many times before. This day, we were looking for bear but would take grouse if any presented themselves. I also…
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I had originally written this for our sister site, Eating Wild Montana. (If you have a chance, go over there and check it out.) After rereading it, I couldn’t help but think it would help other hunters explain why they…
We were walking through the timber when suddenly we heard the distinctive sound of ruffled feathers as a grouse exploded from its hideout. I had some choice words for it as the bird gave me the bird and soared downhill,…
Did you watch Bambi as a kid? Of course you did. Did you cheer when Bambi’s mom got shot? Most likely not. Chances are you cried your eyes out. Or at least felt empathy. Maybe you watched Bugs Bunny and…
I love to eat game meat. Some of the best meat Larry and I have eaten have come from whitetail and mule deer, which is why if you’re having trouble with gamey-tasting animals, I have terrific tips to ensure your…
It’s that time of year again. The time when your heart starts pounding, your mouth goes dry, and you keep checking the calendar every few minutes. You start thinking up new cuss words every time you can’t see it, and…
WARNING: No bears were harmed in the making of this spring bear season. Spring bear season. It’s what you do after you’ve recovered from general deer/elk season and are looking at your freezer with regret from eating all the venison…