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The Manchurian bird is the one the Ringnecks Forevermore have been working with as well. As mentioned, it comes from a more northern part of China. Versus the Sichuan bird, what we mostly have as our wild bird, comes from a more southern and central part of China.

What is really interesting is to put your finger on Manchuria China on the globe and then spin it around to Minnesota keeping your finger in the same spot...guess what...right into Todd County and west. If you do a search on Manchuria China to see the landscape and climate, it is much like central MN. Very interesting stuff.

Grouse...I think you can get sharptail eggs and have some success with those if that is the grouse you reference. Ruffed eggs I am not sure of and if there were some I bet you would pay a lot for them. Ruffes are also very cyclic...doesn't seem like habitat management does much for the population. You can manage habitat to attracts Ruffes, but not much to control their cyclic populations.

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