Wilson’s snipe are a small bird, about the size of a Woodcock, with a dark, modeled back, buff colored breast, and Longvale. They nest from Canada to Alaska and each fall. They migrate south, as far as the Gulf coast and even central America. Sniper a common quarry during the years of legalized market hunting in particularly during its peak years between the 1880s and 1913. they were a favorite on Christmas dinner menus, including at Houston’s capital Hotel, where Seip was featured next to canvasback, green, goose, prairie chickens, quail with truffles, diamondback, terrapin, and roasted a possum.
And for another interesting article, snipe over decoys.
