Project Upland, in our continued effort to serve our community in new and innovative ways while seeking to lower the barriers of entry into upland hunting, is pleased to publish PROJECTUPLAND.COM ON THE GO. In order to make our content easier to access in more diverse ways, we now publish audio versions of our growing library of online written content. It is our hope that, by creating a new pathway to access the materials we produce, we strengthen our community and bring it closer together.
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Signup to Generate a PitchProject Upland, in our continued effort to serve our community in new and innovative ways while seeking to lower the barriers of entry into upland hunting, is pleased to publish ON THE GO. In order to make our content easier to access in more diverse ways, we now publish audio versions of our growing library of online written content.
Recent episodes include "Pheasant Hunting Tactics for Early, Mid, and Late Season" (28 October 2026, 10 minutes), "How to Start a Small Game Hunting Camp (and Why You Should)" (26 October 2026, 14 minutes), and "Developing a Grouse Dog: The Importance of Ranging, Tracking, Pointing, Retrieving, and Patience" (22 October 2026, 18 minutes).
projectupland.com On The Go publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 17 minutes.
Booking probability for projectupland.com On The Go is 38%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. projectupland.com On The Go requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. projectupland.com On The Go's contact route on record: verified email.
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projectupland.com On The Go is a leisure podcast.
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projectupland.com On The Go
In this article, Frank Loncarich discusses how pheasants adapt to hunting pressure, food sources, and changing cover over the course of pheasant season as well as some tips that can help you find more roosters all...
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In this article, Mike Fitzgerald discusses the benefits of starting a small game hunting camp and maintaining the tradition through the years. Check out Duck Camp's fall lineup at duckcamp.com . Most upland vests solve...
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In this article, Jason Carter writes about how you can accelerate your bird dog’s education by teaching it a few crucial lessons before heading into the grouse woods. This article originally appeared in the fall 2024...
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In this article, Frank Loncarich explains that hunting sharptails when it's hot out during the early season narrows down where these birds are found on the landscape. Check out Duck Camp's fall 2026 line at duckcamp.com...
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This article originally appeared in the winter 2023 issue of Project Upland Magazine . In this article, Mark Parman explores what research on hunting mortality, season timing, and hunting pressure tells us about ruffed...
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In this article, waterfowl historian R.K. Sawyer explains how Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal helped rescue declining waterfowl populations through the Duck Stamp Act, wildlife refuges, habitat restoration, and a new...
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In this article, hunting dog historian Craig Koshyk explores how from medieval hunting traditions to modern field trials, horses and hunting dogs have worked together for centuries. Use code PU20 for 20% off onxhunt.com...
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In this article, Project Upland's Director of Development Will Newell discusses the best practices for dove hunting solo. Dove hunting alone allows you to avoid the nonsense of September and hunt mourning doves on your...
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This article was originally published in the summer 2026 issue of Project Upland Magazine. In this article, historian R.K. Sawyer explains how, in the 1910s and 1920s, Frederic C. Walcott envisioned federally funded...
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In this article, biologist Kyle Hedges discusses how you can successfully hunt mourning doves during the early, mid-, and late season. Check out Duck Camp's fall gear at duckcamp.com. With over 17 hunting dog breeds to...
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In this article, James Davis compares and contrasts the Big Three retrieving breeds: Labs, Goldens, and Chesapeakes. Use code PU20 for 20% off onX Hunt . Read more at projectupland.com .
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In this article, Kirk Miller, a Pheasants Forever chapter president with over 35 years of bird hunting experience, discusses how, with the right preparation, approach, and etiquette, asking for permission to hunt...
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In this article, Erik Jordahl writes about the art of escutcheon, or the engraving of shotgun stock ovals. He also explores whether engraved stock ovals diminish value or complete a story half-told. This article was...
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In this article, wildlife technician Kendall Schenck writes about the New England cottontail, a rare, native northeastern species that is vulnerable to habitat loss, competition with eastern cottontails, and...
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In this article, Mike Fitzgerald reflects on how learning patience, woodsmanship, awareness, and other skills while small game hunting has built him into a better big game hunter. Check out Migra's upland loads at...
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In this article, Mike Fitzgerald breaks down his offseason checklist for bird hunters and reminds us that we should be replacing broken gear, breaking in new hunting boots, shooting our shotguns regularly, and more...
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In this article, Jennifer Wapenski describes her experiences traveling to Germany to attend an annual hunting dog event: the Schorlemer test. There, she got to witness Deutsch Langhaars in their homeland exhibiting the...
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In this article, Jennifer Wapenski writes about how the German system of testing and breeding hunting dogs works in North America and how this system provides predictably versatile and reliable gun dogs. Check out...
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In this article, Chesapeake Bay Retriever enthusiast James Davis explains how his state's year-round, unlimited pigeon season is perfect for summertime hunting and retriever training. Protect your hearing at alclair.com...
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In this article, hunting dog historian Craig Koshyk explores why French pointing dog breeds (except for Brittanies and Wirehaired Pointing Griffons) never really took off in America like the German hunting dog breeds...
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