Minnesota’s ruffed grouse spring population counts are up again from last year and are similar to other recent peaks in the 10-year population cycle of grouse, according to a study from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.
The DNR and other partners use spring drumming counts in the forested regions of Minnesota where grouse habitat exists to monitor changes in grouse populations over time.
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