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American Woodcock Migration Map
The Ruffed Grouse Society's National Woodcock Migration Mapping System daily reporting is now online for Fall 2011 to Spring 2012. Submit a new report here...
Click here to review prior postings by season or month.
2011-12 National Raffle
Tickets for the RGS 2011-12 National Raffle are now available here. See 2010-11 National Raffle winners here.
RD & National News and Biologist FANs
Read the latest news and events happening in your area and how you can get involved in the September Regional Director Newsletters, National News and recent regional biologist Forest Action Network FANs.
Season Forecasts 2011
RGS Biologists contacted state and provincial biologists to obtain their ruffed grouse and American woodcock hunting season forecasts...
RGS Forums and Photo Gallery
RGS is pleased to offer a Forum for our members and site visitors to share and learn from each other about ruffed grouse, American woodcock, habitat, bird dogs, guns, hunting and this website; and to post their photos in the Photo Gallery.
Habitat: The Forgotten Key to Success
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How do we go about increasing the numbers of the wildlife species of interest to us? One way is to increase the habitat essential to those species. Read more... |
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The Other Silent Spring and Placing Wildlife at Risk
The Other Silent Spring: Disappearing Birds of Young Forests by Steven Backs and Placing Wildife at Risk by Ignoring Ecological Principles by Michael D. Zagata
Many Eastern forest birds dependent on disturbed or early-successional forest or natural disturbance are suffering consistent and troubling declines. “These three birds [the American woodcock, the ruffed grouse and the whip-poor-will]...are "coal mine canaries" telling us by their absence that young forest habitats are quickly disappearing. Are we listening? Do we hear the emptiness? Will we listen?' Click Here for Full Articles
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