There’s been a noticeable uptick in the population of Hungarian partridges — or gray partridges, as they’re also known. This is a welcome development, as “Huns” are cute little upland ...

As for the mythical “partridge in a pear tree,” it most likely was a European partridge, and neither a Hungarian partridge nor a ruffed grouse, based on what I could find on the internet.

A Hungarian partridge makes tracks over a fresh blanket of snow. New Year’s Hunt: A Surprise Cure for a Midlife Crisis. SOME PEOPLE buy a sports car when they reach a certain age.

Most Wyoming hunters have cleaned their rifles and shotguns and put them into the gun cabinet until next fall, however there are a few diehards who realize there are still ...

For sharptails and Hungarian partridges, roadside counts per 100 miles are up 113% and 58% statewide, respectively, from 2018. ADVERTISEMENT.

Last year a total of 20,461 grouse hunters harvested 62,640 sharp-tailed grouse, and 19,125 hunters harvested 54,553 Hungarian partridge. Partridge numbers typically aren't high enough in North ...

When growing up, my family always called these birds, Hungarian partridge or just plain huns and all the people in Teton Valley knew what we were talking about.

Jan. 11—A cousin who grew up in the Twin Cities but spent a lot of time in rural Roseau County of northwest Minnesota — where he still visits at every opportunity — called the other day ...