Kevin Erdvig

Feb 19, 2024 | projectupland.com | A.j. DeRosa |Kevin Erdvig

“I will never have a perfect dog. I will never be the perfect shot. I will never understand everything about Ruffed Grouse. Those layers, for me, are the point. The point is that I can endlessly try and never actually reach that goal. That goal will always be pushed further and further away.

Aug 11, 2023 | projectupland.com | Kevin Erdvig |A.j. DeRosa

This Film is Presented by Weatherby & OnX Hunt“Salt of the earth” gets thrown around far too often. However, there are often-forgotten places that are the perfect habitat for such folk, away from the bustle of modern social trends. Maine is the most forested state in the lower 48; 90 percent of its landmass is still forested. It also has incredible stargazing despite being in New England. Vast tracts of unincorporated land hide there, ready to be explored.

May 25, 2023 | projectupland.com | Jennifer Wapenski |Kevin Erdvig

The history of hunting dogs preserved in the iconic Pointing Dog Volumes through the lifelong dedication of dog historian and author Craig Koshyk. “We need a name for this place. Every special hunting spot is given a name, and this one is no exception.”Leaning back on our elbows, the four of us pondered the assignment. It was a cold, gusty November afternoon on the South Dakota prairie, but we had found a perfect resting spot on a leeward slope dotted with junipers.

Mar 2, 2023 | projectupland.com | Kevin Erdvig

Journey to the boreal forests of Sweden in pursuit of capercaillie, black grouse, and willow grouse in the cover story of our Spring 2023 issue of Project Upland Magazine Common wisdom says that to connect with someone we don’t know, the starting place is shared interests and history. However, bonds can readily grow even when folks don’t have much in common.

Feb 2, 2023 | projectupland.com | Kevin Erdvig

A story of hunting dogs and grouse hunting set in the Appalachia’s of PennsylvaniaPresented by: OnX HuntOur dogs drive our passion for wild places and wild birds. Equally important for this group of Pennsylvania grouse hunters is the community that brings them together. In the highs of the good times and the lows of the hard times, friendship and dogs stand out. See the world of hunting ruffed grouse and woodcock with flushing dogs.