Grouse and Quail

um I would think so :D

When they are flushed they can fly about 20 feet off the ground and for about 50 to 60 yards. They seldom fly which is why they don't fly far, they do most of their travelling on the ground. Do chickens fly much? Quail are basically small chickens, so think of it that way. :)

Mostly they will seek shelter under natural cover. The oil that birds have on their feathers is not a water-proofer, the waterproof nature of feathers is a function of their structure. Birds with oil glands surgically removed are still waterproof but suffer vitamin D defficiency. (Only a few storks and closely-related birds, such as turkey vultures, have any appreciable sense of smell).

The golden plover is faster than a grouse, (THE question which started the Guinness book of records.)

I live in the Sonoran Desert in Arizona. About ten days ago I scared a Gambel's Quail hen from her nest of thirteen eggs while I was trimming some brush in my backyard. I immediately stopped and have left the area alone all this time, in hope that she made her way back. I have been hesitant to inspect too closely to see if she had returned until just a few minutes ago. She was not there, but all the eggs remain. I don't know if she just happened to be out feeding or what. I get the feeling that she has not and will not return. I guess we'll have to wait and see if the chicks show up anytime soon. I am trying to find out some information on what to do now. On one hand, I would love to retrieve them and incubate them in my home, but I don't want to take the chance that the mother is still around and will end up doing a fine job herself. So there you are....I haven't answered a darned thing. - Cactus Bob

They are almost certain to be starving to death. They are not being offered the correct food or they are not finding it.

If your are hunting for Valley Quail they can be found along the Snake river from Hagerman to Lewiston. They are most common in the wetter riparian areas on agricultural and public land in SW Idaho but may be found as far North as Orofino. Mountain quail are the native-quail species of Idaho but have become rare and off-limits to hunting.

What are the advantages of de-boning a qual

I don't now?

The collection of quail eggs should be done over a period of about 5 days. The eggs from several mated pairs can be collected and placed under a brooding pair. Since quail prefer to be "alone" in separate cages and left undisturbed the extra eggs should only be placed under the hen when collection is complete. Storage should be in a cool (40F) dark place and turned every 12 hours for the five day period.

Osage Grass, Johnson grass, And other native grasses. Quail primarily live in brushy fence rows and draws in the Midwest. They can also be found in grassy waterways and thin ditches with brush.

The best by test.

The 2013 grouse hunting season in the Gatineau area in Canada lasts from September 7th to September 13th. Only weapons allowed are firearms, bows and crossbows.

As a grouse is a bird, it has a body covering of feathers. All birds have a body covering of feathers.

Yes, but they need to be kept dry and if the ground has had numbers of birds on it before (even years before), you may well have disease problems, such as intestinal worms and coccidiosis (amongst others).

I can't speak scientifically, but they see something. When I am in full camo coyote hunting they let me get within twenty yards almost always before they run or fly. When I am dressed in orange or solid colors they start running forty yards away. Like I stated before they see something or know the difference between a hunter with a rifle or shotgun. This is not occassional, this is everytime. I have nothing to back it up , but experience.

The state bird is the Mockingbird and has been since 1933. The state game bird is the Bob White Quail and was selected in 1988.

I think it means flocks of quail.

You need a Possession Permit. Ask your local Game Warden how to apply for one. If you want to sell them, you need a Game Farm Permit.

I have 2 of these guns and the fair value is from $400 to $700 based on what I paid for mine. A company in Houston recently advertised one for $900 but I am pretty sure they sold it for $700. I still hunt with my Quails Fargo 20 gauge guns.

I have a 1941 a. lassell rupley lithograph of 3 grous. in the winter and i was wanting some information on it. How do i find it ?

The Ruffed Grouse is in the class Aves.

No, to quail means to cower or retreat in fear.

Coutunix quail lay one egg every day. There may be afew days when not every one will lay an egg though.