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 Forum: Game Bird Questions
 8/15/2011 8:12 AM  
steelhead
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Title: Re: quail chicks
 
A chick can live off it's yolk sac for the first 3 days...so they don't need any feed to survive during that time. My guess is there is something with the feed that the birds don't like, hence they are not eating like they should. They end up starving after they absorb their yolk sac. I would ...
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 Forum: Guns and Ammo
 8/15/2011 8:09 AM  
steelhead
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Posts: 133
Title: Re: Interesting trick about how our eyes fool us.
 
Wow, that really works! It makes for an interesting party trick as well.
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 Forum: Populations and Stocking
 6/27/2011 7:40 AM  
steelhead
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Posts: 133
Title: Re: ruffed grouse population
 
How big of a factor is snow depth? I know the birds dive the snow to make a den of sorts. I would assume more snow is better? Would a crusty layer on top of the snow cause higher mortality?
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 Forum: Populations and Stocking
 5/3/2011 6:46 AM  
steelhead
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Posts: 133
Title: Re: ruffed grouse population
 
Someone once told me that predators are the main contributing factor. When predator numbers get high, more get grouse get eaten. Then grouse numbers get low, which causes predators to starve (or look for other food sources) and allows the grouse to grow in numbers. The habitat theory makes sen...
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 Forum: Populations and Stocking
 3/21/2011 9:20 AM  
steelhead
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Posts: 133
Title: ruffed grouse population
 
I have been reading that the ruffed grouse population cycles from high to low on 8-10 years increments. What would cause such a predictable cycle?
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