Hot
weather, isn’t that July? We had some up here at Camp Grouse, but most of the
weather has been cool. Many mornings there has been a fire lit in the woodstove
to take the chill out of the house. Today it is near seventy and much needed
rain is falling.
Early
in the month ruffed grouse were often seen along the sides of the road, usually
hens with their broods. Sometimes the young were as small as sparrows and the
next day a brood might be seen as big as quail.
We
keep the dogs out of the woods to prevent chance encounters with young grouse or
woodcock. Soon the birds will all be big enough to start running the dogs on
them.
October
still seems a long ways off.
Pictures from New England grouse hunting....
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