The 100 Wisconsin ruffed grouse were recently released in Missouri’s River Hills region, which is the largest contiguous block of forest north of the Missouri River. The birds will be followed by another 100 next
Conservation groups, sportsmen convince NRB members that there is no scientific information available to support Nov. 30 closure.
The 100 ruffed grouse headed to Missouri this fall should be of little concern to hunters.
Effort to translocate up to 300 grouse to Missouri over three-year period. Missouri Department of Conservation will provide Wisconsin DNR with a donation that will be used to create early-successional forest habitat in the areas
Ruffed grouse hunters in northern Minnesota can voluntarily submit samples for a West Nile virus research project being conducted by the Minnesota DNR. Minnesota is collaborating on this project with researchers in Wisconsin and Michigan,
“By testing birds from key areas in the state we hope to learn the extent to which ruffed grouse are being exposed to West Nile virus, and how it may be affecting them.”
The grouse that are harvested every year tend to be quickly replaced in reproduction.
So far, sentiment for shorter season supported by conjecture, not science.
Riggle calls for a Nov. 30 emergency closure to 2018 Zone A ruffed grouse season.
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