Ruffed Grouse, the “King” of Game Birds
In June 2022, we published an article, Locally Procured Wild Game Culinary Trends in the US: A Study of the Ruffed Grouse as Entrée and Accompanying Nutritional Analysis, in the journal…
In June 2022, we published an article, Locally Procured Wild Game Culinary Trends in the US: A Study of the Ruffed Grouse as Entrée and Accompanying Nutritional Analysis, in the journal…
Just a few days left for grouse and a few more weeks of pheasant season in New York and of winter. Perfect timing to make up a batch of white…
Often celebrating a successful grouse hunt on location with family/friends and the dogs that helped make it possible is the most memorable kind of meal! You may not have all…
Grouse season starts in the 3rd Sunday in September in northern NY. There are many research studies grouse hunters can assist with to help population conservation efforts. Check them out…
Upland game birds are both fun to hunt and cook! Braising them in a Dutch oven creates an elegant presentation and a rich gravy without a lot of fuss. I…
Heading into Christmastime, we are in that in-between space when waterfowl is closed and deer season is over in much of New York State. Yet, there are still small game, upland birds, and fish to…
Only one week left for hunting the elusive ruffed grouse in New York State. The season closes February 28, 2013. Researchers at Cornell are collecting ruffed grouse (Bonasa umbellus) samples to…
Ruffed grouse have been called “Wild Chicken of the Adirondacks” or “road chicken” and indeed you can substitute wild caught grouse in most chicken recipes. Grouse roasts nicely and can…
Ruffed grouse season opens October 1st in Seneca County, and is already open in northern New York (i.e. Tug Hill and ADK’s). According to NY DEC information on grouse hunting,…