The Winter 2024 issue of Project Upland dives deep into the heart of upland culture with stories that reflect on tradition, connection, and the wild. Featuring Zak Tayer’s cover story on life lessons learned through chukar and hun hunting, this issue brings readers into grand, wild landscapes with stunning photography. As dog lovers, we will all enjoy unique articles like “The Weird Little White Dog” and insights on breed purity from dog historian Craig Koshyk. Fiction, classic book reviews, and winter-inspired recipes, such as woodcock ravioli, add warmth and reflection to winter days. This issue is a perfect addition to the collection of any bird hunter who values the depth of the uplands.

We hope this issue makes it to your holiday parties this winter and becomes well-worn from friends and family as you make and reflect on your own stories in the fields and forests.

ISSUE STARTS SHIPPING DECEMBER 1st, 2024

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Fall in the uplands is a contrast of busy times as we move across the landscape in pursuit of game, highlighted by periods of silence in camps across the country, campfires, lanterns, and hopefully some good reading material. In Volume Six, Issue Three, we lean heavily into the stories and conversations that bring on upland literature. The cover story features our newest published book, Mark Parman’s “Upland Matters,” with an illustration by Jay Dowd. We also dive into our latest audiobook, “Chic and I,” and we do not forget the dogs, guns, and wild birds that make this all so special to us. Rossano moves from Italian cuisine to take on the American classic burger with a grouse twist, while Jenny gives us a flavorful exploration of Vietnamese cuisine and quail.

We hope this issue makes it into your hunting camps this fall and becomes well-worn from friends and family as you make your own stories in the fields and forests.

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