Sharptails and Ptarmigan?

[UGUIDE]

When I think of Canada I think of sharptail grouse and Ptarmigan. Is there any place better for Sharpies than Saskatuwan? What is best province for Ptarmigan? How do you hunt the buggers?

 

[yellowdog]

lOTS OF SHARPIES IN SASKCHEWAN. BOTTOM SOUTH BY THE USA BORDER. LIMIT IS 3 A DAY AND IF YOU CAN'T SHOOT 3 BY 9AM THEN YOUR A BAD SHOT.

 

[UGUIDE]

lOTS OF SHARPIES IN SASKCHEWAN. BOTTOM SOUTH BY THE USA BORDER. LIMIT IS 3 A DAY AND IF YOU CAN'T SHOOT 3 BY 9AM THEN YOUR A BAD SHOT.

Hey Tellowdog, thanks for getting the Canada Thread going. My Brother-in-law goes there for geese and sharpies and man they must have a bunch.

 

[Upland_Canuck]

No sharptails or ptarmigan here on the East Coast. Spruce and Ruffed grouse are the birds we chase. Wild Turkey is starting to make a comeback, but no season yet. There are a few pheasant preserves in the province, which provide the only opportunity for good wingshooting - some have some Chukar too.

Best place to get Ptarmigan would be in Labrador and the Northern peninsula of Newfoundland, Northern Quebec, or in the territories (Yukon, Northwest Territories, Nunavut).

 

[jeffstally]

I have been looking into going to Saskatchewan to hunt Sharpies and Huns in September. Has anyone done that up there?