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<blockquote data-quote="mnmtranching" data-source="post: 658896" data-attributes="member: 3937"><p>Minnesota has a huntable population of Sharptails in the Northwest part of the State. Also a limited amount of Prairie Chicken hunting in the West Central part of the state. I'm in the North Central and there are a few Prairie Chickens and Sharptails here. Still by far the most common is the Ruffed. Getting to be LOTS of turkeys.</p><p></p><p>Dun, for sure the Ruffed is by far the best eating, Blue aren't bad. Young of the year Shartail are good until they go into their Fall feeding. Sage Grouse are hard to get used to if that's possible. :roll: </p><p></p><p>The Sage Grouse will be put on the endangered list soon. Still plentiful out there in Central Montana, but most of it's former range for whatever reason it is disappearing.</p><p></p><p>I don't know nothing, but I think it's because so many of the Sage Grouses natural predators aren't being kept in check anymore. Hunters in fact take very few Sage Grouse.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mnmtranching, post: 658896, member: 3937"] Minnesota has a huntable population of Sharptails in the Northwest part of the State. Also a limited amount of Prairie Chicken hunting in the West Central part of the state. I'm in the North Central and there are a few Prairie Chickens and Sharptails here. Still by far the most common is the Ruffed. Getting to be LOTS of turkeys. Dun, for sure the Ruffed is by far the best eating, Blue aren't bad. Young of the year Shartail are good until they go into their Fall feeding. Sage Grouse are hard to get used to if that's possible. :roll: The Sage Grouse will be put on the endangered list soon. Still plentiful out there in Central Montana, but most of it's former range for whatever reason it is disappearing. I don't know nothing, but I think it's because so many of the Sage Grouses natural predators aren't being kept in check anymore. Hunters in fact take very few Sage Grouse. [/QUOTE]
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