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Grouse - State Forests


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I generally hunt ruffies up by Hill City/Grand Rapids but have a friend coming in from out of town to hunt birds and deer. we will be staying out 15 mi or so west of Alexandria. He wants to chase some ruffies. I am not familiar with the state Forests out that way. We are willing to drive 1-2 hours to get to good reas if we have to. I am checking the web and with the DNR but wanted to know if anyone could recommend any places. I am looking at the following:

Huntersville

Two Inlets

White Earth

Smoky Hills

Any suggestions are appreciated.

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Ty, I have hunted all of the aforementioned, and have found some birds in each. The Two Inlets area is going to be your best bet for bird numbers, however, I've had some really good days in the 'Hills too. Typically that's boom or bust though. I found no consistency in Smoky Hills when I used to hunt down there a lot.

Shoot me an e-mail if you want, we can talk some trails...

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