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These 10-year anniversary limited edition Project Upland stickers pay homage to the brand’s founding in the grouse woods of the North Country. Printed on premium weatherproof vinyl, get these Project Upland logo stickers while they last.
Great for trucks, kennels, gun cases, and random bathroom stalls…
These “Little Russet Feller” designs are matte finish vinyl stickers and 4″ tall. The Little Russet Feller design is a call back to Burton Spiller’s affectionate name for the American woodcock. Please email info@projectupland.com if you want us to make your favorite species next!
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These North Dakota “Sharptail Country” matte finish vinyl stickers are 4″ tall and are tribute to the prairies of North Dakota. Nothing speaks to the beauty of a sharp-tailed grouse like the elaborate colors and pattern in their feathers. Please email info@projectupland.com if you want us to make your state next!
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These matte finish vinyl stickers are 3″ wide circles with the alternate Project Upland round logo. Great for trucks, kennels, gun cases, and random bathroom stalls…
Discover our 4″ matte vinyl Ruffed Grouse sticker. Designed with precision, this sticker highlights the beauty of the iconic game bird. With a premium matte finish and durable quality, it’s an ideal pick for grouse hunter enthusiasts. Please email info@projectupland.com if you want us to make your favorite game bird species next!
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These matte finish vinyl stickers are 4″ wide original Hunting Dog Confidential logo stickers are great for trucks, kennels, gun cases, and random bathroom stalls…
These Setters Do it Better are matte finish vinyl stickers and 4″ tall. The English Setter is among the most popular pointing dogs in the community and history of upland hunting. Please email info@projectupland.com if you want us to make your breed next!
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An incredible holiday gift for those dog lovers you know!
Hunting Dog Confidential is a limited collection of dog history, culture, and stories in a coffee-table-quality publication that is timeless. Each volume features the dogs that hunt alongside humans around the world in pursuit of waterfowl, upland birds, big game, and more. From retrievers to pointers, from tracking hounds to bear dogs, we will tell the stories of the mainstream and the obscure. The high-quality writing, photography, and artwork filling two hundred pages will take readers on a timeless, international journey.
Get Pointing Dogs, Volume One: The Continentals and Pointing Dogs, Volume Two: The British and Irish Breeds in this special edition box set. Each set comes with a collectors box as well as a hand numbered and signed card by author Craig Koshyk.
728 Pages – 2 Hardcover – First Edition (Limited to 150 Copies)
The Bobwhite Quail has long been hailed as the gentleman bird of North America. Referred to as the prince of the uplands it has been surrounded by culture ranging from the fine lifestyle of the South to the farmlands of the midwest. This 007 inspired t-shirt is a blend of two worlds from the rugged pursuit to the fine cocktails and parties of the night.
364 Pages – Hardcover
Pointing Dogs, Volume One – The Continentals is the definitive guide to the versatile gundog breeds by historian Craig Koshyk. Often referred to as the bible of of pointing dogs.
Project Upland Magazine is subject to USPS Periodical Mailing Rules, therefore, your first issue can take up to 6 to 12 weeks to arrive. Subscribers will receive 4 issues of the quarterly publication (Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter). All subscriptions are auto-renewal, you can cancel your subscription at any time by emailing us or logging into your account.
The Summer 2025 issue of Project Upland Magazine sets the tone for hotter days, when dove season is the next hunting event on the horizon. The cover story explores southern dove culture and the family ties surrounding it. We then step into the “Outlier” of the .410 shotgun, tracing its origins in the United States, ballistic science, and popularity today. Public lands and their place in America come into focus with author Mark Parman. “The Mission” brings us a unique story of fatherhood and the uplands. On the conservation front, biologist Frank Loncarich shares his perspective on the dramatic decline of the Greater Prairie Chicken. From parking lot pigeon sales to the literary legacy of one of the greats, George Bird Evans, this issue will help you pass the time until hunting season.
We also feature our usual suspects, including a great Italian recipe from Rossano Russo, Jenny Nguyen-Wheatley’s Hawaiian twist on quail, and our always-needed comic relief from Naomi Coates.
We hope this issue finds you preparing for the coming seasons while still enjoying the fruits of summer with your dogs and family.
ISSUE STARTS SHIPPING June 1st, 2025
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The Spring 2025 issue of Project Upland Magazine sets the tone for an exploration of the past, present, and future. The cover story is a stunning photographic exploration of the endangered Lesser Prairie Chicken. Stepping into the past, we try to solve the mystery of the extinction of what was once the most prolific game bird in North America—the Passenger Pigeon. On the notes of spring, we dabble in turkeys with a story of tradition and rich history, along with a Japanese-style turkey recipe from Jenny Nguyen-Wheatley. We go across the Atlantic to Germany to explore the country’s enduring dog culture, which continues to influence the United States today. We also have our usual suspects, like a great Italian recipe from Rossano Russo and our always-needed comic relief from Naomi Coates.
We hope this issue finds you with the edge of cabin fever gone along with the snow, and with thoughts of days spent with dogs, friends, and family.
ISSUE STARTS SHIPPING March 1st, 2025
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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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