Woodcock are among the migratory birds that will benefit from nearly $2 million in federal funding over the next three years.
Woodcock are among the migratory birds that will benefit from nearly $2 million in federal funding over the next three years.
In some cover hiding is easy, but I learned long ago that the end of the cover is where many make-or-break moments happen.
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Ontario’s contribution to the American Woodcock Singing Ground Survey (SGS) was cancelled on April 6 due to the global COVID-19 outbreak.
For most upland grouse hunters, an ideal day afield would include many flushes — the more, the merrier, in fact. I don’t see it exactly that way.
Each spring Bird Studies Canada (BSC), in partnership with the MNRF and Environment Canada, oversees woodcock singing ground survey (SGS) routes provincially. Of the 111 active routes, 89 returned data this year.
Some hunters build nesting boxes, others donate money for conservation initiatives. This hunter plans on counting woodcock.
Thousands of acres of conservation authority lands are available to hunt. Find out where.