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Ruffed Grouse, Sharp Tails, Spruce Hens Bird Hunting Longlac Ontario

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With thousands of miles of roads to hunt in Longlac Ontario the hunters have no problem filling their quota. You are allowed a daily limit of 5 sharp-tailed grouse, possession limit of 15 and a daily limit combined of 5 for ruffed grouse and spruce grouse, possession limit of 15, for a total of 30 birds to take home.

The Ruffed Grouse, Spruce Grouse and Sharptail Grouse are abundant in this part of Longlac in Northwestern Ontario. Great hunting on the many logging roads and back trails around Longlac.

Ruffed Grouse Hunting Camp

The ruffed grouse is Ontario's most common grouse and one of the largest, measuring up to 18 inches. The ruffed grouse spends most of its life on the floor of the Longlac forests. Young aspen trees provide great cover, particularly for drumming males. In winter the ruffed grouse likes to eat the buds of the aspen.
The ruffed grouse is almost invisible to its predators, thanks to the feathers in gray and brown with small patches of black and white.
The name ruffed comes from a row of dark feathers, called a ruff, around its neck. The bird can raise up and lower its ruff and the small crest on top of its head.
After mating, the female makes her nest at the bottom of a tree and lays one egg a day until she has 12 to 14 eggs.
As Longlac ruffed grouse hunters know, the population of grouse goes up and down about every 10 years.

Ruffed Grouse, Partridge and Spruce Grouse flourish in the thousands of acres of crown forest that surround Lochlomond Hunt Camp. Miles of access roads and ATV trails make for ideal fall bird hunting in the bush trails with nothing less than breath taking scenery. The bush trails with the rise of the birds, singing of the guns, the smell of the pines then friendly comradeship back at the camp will not long be forgotten. ATV's and dogs are both welcome guests for the hunt as long as they are kept under control.

Ducks abound the river, swamps and lakes in our district. James Bay Canadian Ducks migrate through in September, making the camp and ideal place to base your migratory bird hunt from. Set up a party with a couple of good buddies, bring your decoys, dogs and have a blast of a good time.

Our grouse, Spruce grouse and Partridge, hunting was described as nothing less than amazing by our guests in past years. The bush roads and trails that the birds filter onto in the fall, from the bush to sun themselves, make perfect hunting conditions. You don't even need a dog!

Longlac area in Northwestern Ontario has two color of Ruffed Grouse; Rust and Grey, as well as Spruce Grouse. Our Grouse live in all natural habitat consisting of a mixed forest of Aspen, Spruce and Birch trees, and tend to roost in evergreens in the Fall and Winter months. They are capable of bursts of flight up to 100 yards. The natural habitat produces two hatches per season, which is why there are over 1 million birds taken every Fall without affecting the population. In fact, the Longlac area is designated as having the highest and most consistent population of Grouse in Ontario by the Ministry of Natural Resources. Large and thriving populations of partridge, spruce, ruffed and sharp tail grouse make the region a great place for upland game birds. You will find our Sharp Tails in previous logged areas. Hunters will also enjoy top notch bird and waterfowl hunting in our area.

Lochlomond Hunt Camp is located in Canada's finest hunting grounds.

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