Here’s a quick look at some chukar hunting out west. Sure looks fun.
Idaho chukar hunting with Ron Spomer..
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It is fun when bird numbers are high.
Chukar populations are extremely weather dependent.
Here in Oregon, recent bird populations have been depressed.
As a way of comparison, according to ODFW, in 2005 there were
225,000 chukar taken. In 2013, they reported around 22,000.
The current winter here has been one of the most mild on record.
Hopefully, we will see a nice rebound in chukar numbers this year.
Wow – that’s quite a swing. I hope your weather is kind to them this year.
Thanks for the comment.
Gregg