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In this article, William Murray, who hunted geese from a pit blind for over 30 years, writes about lessons he's learned when it comes to scouting for geese, private land access, decoying birds, shooting, and stewardship. Check out migraammunitions.com . Read more at projectupland.com .

In this article, Mike Fitzgerald discusses some ways that he's successfully extended his hunting season by hunting rabbits, hares, and pigeons, and identifying generous season dates and bag limits for overlooked species within a day's drive of his home. Use code PU20 and get 20% off at onXhunt.com . Read more at projectupland.com .

In this article, Patrick Hunter writes about hunting marsh hens, timing the tides, navigating coastal marshes, and understanding the culture of a Southern wingshooting tradition. Shop for gear and more at duckcamp.com. Read more at projectupland.com .

In this article, Kyle Hedges shares strategies for finding and connecting on educated roosters on public lands, including walk-in access areas and CRP fields. For high-quality hearing protection, check out alclair.com . Read more at projectupland.com .

In this article that originally appeared in the fall 2025 issue of Project Upland Magazine, L.D. McCaa discusses shotgun patents and inventions from renowned English gunmakers from the early 1800s into the early 1900s.  Check out furvorpet.com . Read more at projectupland.com .

In this article, wildlife biologist Frank Loncarich writes about the history, adaptability, and accessibility of North America’s most charismatic and popular game bird. Check out migraammunitions.com. Read more at projectupland.com .

In this article, Dr. Dan Breuer, DVM writes about the decision-making associated with deciding to stay in the field or seek immediate veterinary care when experiencing a hunting-related dog injury. Check out duckcamp.com . Read more at projectupland.com .

In this article, our Director of Operations (and chukar hunter) Jennifer Wapenski writes about six common chukar hunting mistakes and how to avoid them. Check out migraammunitions.com . Read more at projectupland.com .

In this article, wildlife biologist Kyle Hedges shares tips for finding and hunting bobwhite quail in vast prairie landscapes. Protect your hearing at alclair.com . Read more at projectupland.com .

In this article, Mike Adams discusses several species of huntable rails and snipes found in North America, including sora, Wilson's snipe, Virginia rail and king rail. Get 15% off at yonderbound.co  with code UPLAND15. Read more at projectupland.com .

In this article, upland bird biologist Kyle Hedges breaks down some of the most common mistakes that folks make while pheasant hunting (himself included).  Fuel your dog's next adventure at  furvorpet.com . Read more at projectupland.com .

In this article, Zach Cason writes about dusky grouse behavior, habitat, and hunting strategies to optimize your chances for a successful dusky hunt. Use code PU20 and get 20% off onxhunt.com . Read more at projectupland.com .

In this article, Project Upland's Director of Operations and hunting dog owner Jennifer Wapenski estimates the cost of owning a hunting dog based on average prices for food, supplies, veterinary care, and more.  Check out Duck Camp's gear at duckcamp.com . Read more at projectupland.com .

In this article, A.J. DeRosa delves into the history, advancement, and enduring appeal of the .410 shotgun.  Shop Alclair hearing protection. Read more at projectupland.com .

In this article, Buffalo Creek Outfitters owner and avid sage grouse hunter Danielle Schoenwolf dives into the skills, strategy, and ethics required for hunting sage grouse solo. Use code PU20 and get 20% off onxhunt.com . Read more at projectupland.com .

In this article, gamebird biologists and private land management consultants Kyle Hedges and Frank Loncarich discuss best practices for supporting upland bird habitat in the heart of row crop country.  Use code UPLAND15 at yonderbound.co for 15% off your purchase. Read more at projectupland.com .

In this article, Project Upland's Director of Operations Jennifer Wapenski writes about her experience tracking a wounded deer with her versatile hunting dog, Piper. She also writes about some best practices for training tracking dogs and the importance of ethically locating wounded big game animals with dogs (where legal).  This article originally appeared in the spring 2023 issue of Hunting...

In this article, biologists Kyle Hedges and Frank Loncarich discuss land management techniques that support upland bird production in croplands and pastures. Read more at projectupland.com .

In this article, biologists Kyle Hedges and Frank Loncarich discuss grassland management techniques that landowners and managers can utilize to help bolster upland bird populations on their properties. Read more at projectupland.com .

In this article, dog historian Craig Koshyk explains how dog shows reward beauty  and fail to objectively evaluate the functional abilities of gundogs using modern instruments and scientific methods. Read more at projectupland.com .

In this article, upland bird biologists Frank Loncarich and Kyle Hedges discuss nesting, brood-rearing, and escape cover habitat needs upland birds have. They also talk about land management practices landowners and managers can use to support these habitat needs. Read more at projectupland.com .

In this article, PhD student and bird researcher Logan Clark explains how the proposed budget cuts to the U.S. Geological Survey, including a 90 percent cut to its Ecosystems Mission Area, would irreparably harm our ability to collect, analyze, and interpret data about North American birds. Read more at projectupland.com .

In this article, biologists Kyle Hedges and Frank Loncarich discuss grassland management techniques landowners and managers can use to help bolster upland game bird populations on their properties. Read more at projectupland.com .

In this article, dog historian Craig Koshyk explains the cultural differences that have arisen over time between European and American pointing dog tail preferences. Spoiler alert: whether a pointing dog’s tail is held level or at 12 o’clock is not particularly important—except for when it is. Read more at projectupland.com .

In this article, professional trainer Jason Carter writes about techniques and strategies for shifting excitable, anxious, and emotionally dysregulated dogs into “neutral.” Read more at projectupland.com .