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Latest News
- Migration Map History
- PA Drummers 2010
- Migration Maps - Oct 2009
- Migration Maps - Sept 2009
- RGS Raffles Unique Winchester 21
- RGS Shoot at Pawling Mountain Club
- RGS Welcomes Weik as NE Wildlife Biologist
- RGS-Mart now open
- Wildlife Leadership Academy Summer 2010
- Tread Lightly Respected Access
- migration map
- Membership Levels
- RGS is about...
Migration Map
The Ruffed Grouse Society's National Woodcock Migration Mapping System is back through April 2010.
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A Time We Share and Taking Time to Say "Thanks"
By Dr. Michael Zagata, RGS Executive Director and CEO.
Fall is already upon us. In many states the grouse and woodcock season has already opened – and all that hard work you put into getting in shape to pursue the King of the Gamebirds and his sidekick the Timberdoodle may finally pay off. Some of us have been…Click Here for Full Article
The Other Silent Spring: Disappearing Birds of Young Forests
by Steven Backs
“These three birds [the American woodcock, the ruffed grouse and the whip-poor-will]...are "coal mine canaries" telling us by their absence that young forest habitats are quickly disappearing. Are we listening? Do we hear the emptiness? Will we listen?' Click Here for Full Article
Super Recruiter 2009
Last Call for 2009 Super Recruiters!
The competition is getting tight as we head into the homestretch of our first annual Super Recruiter Contest! But there's good news, there is still time to enter, so sign up your friends, family, and hunting buddies today. Click here for more information to see the rules and updated leader board.
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RGS is a sound charitable investment with a proven record of successful habitat and wildlife programs. Check us out!
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