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Chukar Hunts

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Chukar Hunting

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Hunting the Chukar can prove to be challenging, because unlike some other game birds this species prefers to run rather than fly.  This bird feeds on a variety of seeds and insects.  Not originally a native species to the United States, it was introduced from populations collected in both Afghanistan and Nepal.  The most successful method of hunting the Chukar is by using a dog, however keep in mind that these birds move very fast and can quickly tire out even the most fit of dogs.  Watch for this game bird to run up one side of hills and fly down the other. We recommend using a 12 gauge, 16 gauge, or 20 gauge shotgun to harvest this game.

plan a hunt
chukar partridge
upland hunting
chukars
upland bird hunting
upland game hunting
chukar quail
chukar hunting Washington

caribou hunt
hunting outfitters
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Canada caribou hunts
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chukar partridge
upland hunting
chukars
upland bird hunting
upland game hunting
chukar quail
chukar hunting Washington

caribou hunt
hunting outfitters
caribou hunting Quebec
caribou hunting packages
Canada caribou hunts
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plan a hunt
chukar partridge
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chukars
upland bird hunting
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chukar quail
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The Chukar is also known as the Chukar Partridge.  It is a Eurasian upland game bird, which is easily identified by the black and white bars on its wings and the long black band that wraps around its forehead and down to its neck, sometime referenced as the bird’s necklace.  The Chukar makes a loud “chuck” noise, which it often repeats a number of times.  During non-breeding months, the Chukar can be found in coveys ranging from ten to fifty birds.  During the Summer breeding months these birds pair up and typically lay seven to fourteen eggs.