NOC1TIME wildfires are good for bird population.

Fires are an important part of plain ecosystems. Oil industry and others that take their habitat are the difficult issue

Please note that despite their common name, these birds are actually in the grouse family, Tetraonidae. They are very hard to locate and ultimately raise in a captive environment. One factor is their susceptibility of disease and infection compared to other gamebirds, like quails, turkeys, guineafowl, pheasants, and domestic poultry. If you're really longing to get these "chickens", I suggest you do lots of research first and contact legitimate breeders so they can share their expertise of care advice and tips on rearing various game fowl. Here's a quick directory of some breeders that keep grouse (there's so few I recognize): www.grouseparkwaterfowl.com/ www.praviary.com/ www.purelypoultry.com/grouse-c-257_281.html facebook.com/gordon.bowker.14

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In fact the family Tetraonidae is no longer restricted to the grouse, recent classifications have also indicated that turkeys and koklass pheasants are sister taxa to grouse, thus now reclassifies turkeys and koklass pheasants as part of Tetraonidae, additionally chickens (genus Gallus) actually belong to the family Gallidae, which also includes the bamboo partridges, francolins, spurfowl, peafowl, arguses, peacock pheasants, crimson-headed partridge, snowcocks, dwarf quails, malagasy partridges, and desert partridges, surprisingly, the gamebird families Gallidae and Tetraonidae are classified within the superfamily Galloidea.