Search Results for: "upland game bird"
When, how, and why you might choose to tenderize the meat of your upland game…
How, when, and why to break down upland game birds for cooking, along with instructions…
After a hard stance from Biden, the Keystone XL pipeline has been canceled and critical…
The remote mountain bird that makes you work for it The Mountain quail (Oreortyx pictus)…
A look into the most popular upland game birds according to the Project Upland audience…
History of the Exotic Ring-Necked Pheasant of the Prairie (Phasianus colchicus). The pheasant has a very…
The Wilson’s snipe is a real and worthy pursuit Perhaps no other bird is so…
Take a look at the Spruce Grouse (Falcipennis canadensis) its history, biology, and hunting availability.…
Upland bird hunting season dates, limits, and licensing requirements in the Buckeye State Like much…
Here are some of the best ways to care for and hunt with a senior…
In this letter from the Summer 2025 issue of Project Upland Magazine, co-owners Jennifer Wapenski…
Experience Canada’s diverse upland bird hunting opportunities in Alberta Alberta is Canada’s fourth largest province.…
Depending on your living situation and homesteading goals, chickens or quail may work better for…
Become a student of the birds you hunt through learning basic biology, meteorology, and networking…
From the Piedmont region to the coastal plains, South Carolina offers upland bird hunting opportunities…
A flavorful blend of upland bird meat, shrimp, and andouille sausage inspired by traditional Creole…
A story-driven film about hunting woodcock and clapper rail in the Lowcountry of South Carolina…
The Spring 2025 issue of Project Upland Magazine sets the tone for an exploration of the past, present, and future. The cover story is a stunning photographic exploration of the endangered Lesser Prairie Chicken. Stepping into the past, we try to solve the mystery of the extinction of what was once the most prolific game bird in North America—the Passenger Pigeon. On the notes of spring, we dabble in turkeys with a story of tradition and rich history, along with a Japanese-style turkey recipe from Jenny Nguyen-Wheatley. We go across the Atlantic to Germany to explore the country’s enduring dog culture, which continues to influence the United States today. We also have our usual suspects, like a great Italian recipe from Rossano Russo and our always-needed comic relief from Naomi Coates.
We hope this issue finds you with the edge of cabin fever gone along with the snow, and with thoughts of days spent with dogs, friends, and family.
ISSUE STARTS SHIPPING March 1st, 2025
Click here to check out our FREE issue offer: New Subscriber Sale
Tips from a biologist for achieving Kansas’ Grand Slam and hunting bobwhite, pheasants, and prairie…
Find the perfect gifts for the dog-loving and upland-obsessed bird hunters in your life. With…
Check out our latest bird hunting audio books from classic upland authors and writers. Hidden…