Chukar - The Complete Huntervale Hunting Guide (PDF)

The bird that runs uphill and flushes down, in country that breaks the unprepared - and why hunters keep coming back for revenge.

Native to the rocky hills of Eurasia, the chukar was introduced to the American West in the early-to-mid twentieth century and found the steep, sagebrush-and-cheatgrass country there entirely to its liking. Today it stands as one of the premier upland challenges in the United States. Chukar hunting is as much a test of legs and lungs as of wingshooting, and the hunters who fall for it tend to fall hard. The reward is genuine: wild country with enormous views, exciting flushes, and one of the finest-eating upland birds on the continent. This guide walks you through the bird, the terrain, the gear, and the tactics that turn a punishing climb into a hard-earned limit.

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