Ruffed grouse and woodcock hunting season began in the Granite State on Thursday. The season for grouse runs though Dec. 31 while woodcock season wraps up on Nov. 14. (FISH AND GAME PHOTO)
Ruffed grouse and woodcock hunting season began in the Granite State on Thursday. The season for grouse runs though Dec. 31 while woodcock season wraps up on Nov. 14. (FISH AND GAME PHOTO)
CONCORD — The hunting season for ruffed grouse — New Hampshire’s most sought-after upland game bird — started Thursday morning and runs through Dec. 31. Woodcock season also opened Thursday and concludes Nov. 14.
Karen Bordeau, the state Fish and Game Department’s Small Game Project Leader, notes that better than 62 percent of small game hunting effort in New Hampshire targets ruffed grouse and that over half of that effort takes place in the North Country.
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