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The Huns are Everywhere


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I saw hundreds of them in North Dakota this year. Shot quite a few too. Once there is a decent amount of snow on the ground, it seems they become very easy to find. They will burrow down in the snow in snowed over bean fields etc, right near the roads. Off coarse it has to be in an area that has Huns. I havent seen any in MN yet this year.

Brooks, did you get a gun?

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Brooks, did you get a gun?

Not yet. I'll wait a coouple months. Best time to find deals. Hopefully the gun I'm looking at goes on sale but if it doesn't I'll probably get it anyway. No use in buying a gun quit yet.

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Huns do fine in winter. What hurts hun populations the most is cool, wet weather during nesting and brood season. They seemed to be very susceptible to poor weather compared to most other game birds. Arid spring and a pair will bring about a dozen young into hunting season.

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Sorry for the delayed response.

I was hunting about 20 miles from Harvey ND.

I guess that is central ND. south of Minot, north of Bismark.

I wish there was more Pheasants there this year. A lot of Huns and Grouse though.

Like I said, I say few while walking, but tons of them while driving.

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