Small Game

Grouse are naturally cautious, using dense thickets and forest cover to hide from both ground and aerial predators. To achieve success in the field when targeting these birds, you'll need to learn and understand the typical environments that they depend on for survival. 

If you've got the means and opportunity, we're big fans of traveling to explore and hunt different states, even if it's just to learn something new or gain experience. Pheasant hunting opens up a world of other opportunities and exciting challenges.

September 1, 2026 in Washington and most of the United States. Exact dates and limits change by region, so check local rules before you go.

For fast shooting, dog work, and a hunting style rooted in a history of strong conservation and ethics, upland bird hunting is hard to beat.

Rabbit hunting is a long-time tradition that has been enjoyed over many generations. Many of our parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents have probably hit the woods and brush piles trying to kick up a rabbit or two for their supper.

We have all heard the saying "Aim small, miss small." Well, what better way to put those words into practice than archery hunters targeting small game animals?

Dove hunting is an inexpensive, social, fast-paced sport that brings families and friends together to enjoy the outdoors. While it's relatively easy to get started and doesn't require the equipment, camouflage, and travel of other bird species hunts, this doesn't mean you won't need some critical gear.

Hunting squirrels in the summer can be incredibly frustrating due to the heat, bugs, and all the cover, making it easy for squirrels to hide in treetops. However, it can be a lot of fun, too.

Pheasant or "Ditch Chicken?" Whatever you call it, pheasants are beautiful birds, and hunting them is an exciting challenge.

Quail hunting is the way to go for hunters who are into fast-paced action on an exhilarating hunt that combines dog work, elite natural settings, and a rewarding pursuit. 

The 2026–2027 Georgia dove hunting season opens on Saturday, September 5, 2026. The state splits the season into three segments across the fall and winter, allowing a daily bag limit of 15 mourning or white-winged doves combined.

For the 2026-2027 Texas hunting season, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission has approved a major change, allowing the South Zone to open on September 1, aligning with the North and Central zones. This makes September 1st the statewide opening day, replacing the special white-winged dove days in the South Zone with a consolidated season structure.