Maine Northwoods Ruffed Grouse Camp | The Flush: Season 14, Episode 4

[@billdoms1579]

Best episode in a long time!

[@frankbier1690]

I think the video and photography is fantastic, I'd like to see more technical info discussed, shot size, gun used, and even food prep and recipes.

[@deanbotek152]

Great show. I spend the week between moose seasons each year in the North Maine Woods grouse hunting. Beautiful place!

[@theprairiewoodsmen3383]

Been waiting for this one awesome video guys.

[@stevenbrown1798]

I live in midcoast Maine. I’m 66 now growing up here in the midcoast grouse hunting was good. Now almost non exsistant here

[@TacticalGhost939]

I grew up in Fort Kent. The North Maine Woods are my favorite place in the world.

[@brianoliver880]

You are very lucky having such expance of land,

[@kinniguy]

Great video. What kind of hearing protection are you using?

[@levilightning]

I don’t know if you guys are open to suggestions, but I think I’d be a lot more interested in watching the show if there was footage from the shooter’s vantage point. Like a GoPro. There are almost no shots where you can actually see the bird go down on this episode, which may not be a big deal for some people, but it makes a huge difference to me.

[@jacobnisley6581]

Yeah I agree. I think the addition of ShotKam's or something like it would be great!

[@jimpowers2047]

In case you haven't realized this isn't about killing.... it's about 'the hunt'😊

[@GSPDUCKDOG]

All you would see is stick and leaves. This is about as good as it gets for grouse hunting footage.

[@Michael-ii8pd]

Maybe they do it to not get demonetized.

[@timremaley9974]

Best looking dog is that Gordon Setter.

[@jeremygourde9880]

Technically the Maine north woods are private lands that are open to the public once gate fees and day use/over night fees have been paid.

[@michaelheselton4370]

Great episode! However, I would like to mention that the Merrymeeting dogs are Deutsch Kurzhaars (the Original German Shorthair), not GSPs

[@jeremygourde9880]

They both started from the same stock. The DK in Germany must meet very strict breeding standards and trials/tests and pass before it can be bred and registered as a DK. If the breeder in the U.S. isn’t following those strict guidelines and getting those tests and trials done in Germany can they really say they’re breeding and offering a DK no they cant, but they can register as a GSP with the AKC. So they’re the same. It’s just a money grab to charge more for dogs to people who don’t know any better.

[@brianoliver880]

Partridge are best eating

[@jesuspaz795]

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