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Recent Posts

• Browning Auto-5
• CT to stop pheasant hunting?
• Fall Is In the Air: Griswold, CT
• Campfire Ghost Story: Quinebaug River, Canterbury, CT
• Vermont Record Buck is 300 Pounds Dressed
• Massachusetts: Spring Turkey Hunting
• Vermont: Spring Turkey Hunting Season
• Bad Day in the Connecticut River Valley
• Ohio: Spring Turkey Hunting Opens
• A River Runs Through Me: Little River, Scotland, CT

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Overview
Upland Feathers is written for upland sporting adventurers who have a passion for grouse, pheasant, quail, woodcock, and wild turkey hunting. The blog features:

The adventures of Bella and Cooper our two German Shorthair Pointers

Unboxing posts on the latest upland hunting gear

Gun-owner rights and 2nd admendment issues

Conservation programs and habitat restoration efforts

Latest news from state and federal wildlife agencies

Upland Feathers is part of the Swamp Yankee Media brought to you from a husband and wife team in East Haddam, Connecticut, a small town on the Connecticut River where we share our yard with wild turkey and whitetail deer as well as an occasional grouse. As the name infers, we are New Englanders with a decidedly Yankee take on bird hunting. To contact Swamp Yankee Media and Upland Feathers, send an email to contact@uplandfeathers.com.