AKPirate wrote:Jason is usually right but sometimes wrong
AKPirate wrote:Jason is usually right but sometimes wrong
Goldfish wrote:I have a lucky dove (wind powered) and 4 of the clip on decoys.
Stopped at a corn field I saw then using last year. There is something missing here, right?
Flightstopper wrote:Get a mojo, best money you can spend for dove. Dove magnet.
HahahaMornin Beef wrote:They are just teeny tiny geese at heart really. The only thing that differs is the happiness they find in perching. Build a fake telephone wire between two fake telephone poles for increased satisfaction.
gila-river wrote:Great, now the cops want to install dishwashers to. Just do your job Red and stop encroaching on our rights to replace appliances. That is not the responsibility of police.:lol:
GadwallGetter530 wrote:Find a grain field that has birds hitting it. I'm not sure what type of grain is in your area, maybe wheat or milo? But safflower/sunflower is some of the biggest drawers of dove around here. Dove typically will fly off the roost at gray light and hit the fields first then go to water. Around 9 or 10 they'll fly back to a day roost. Near the feeding areas. On hot days they'll hit water in the afternoon prior to the evening feeding season. If the day isn't a scorcher they'll hit water before they go to bed. I've had alot of great hunts, hunting the last hour of shooting light setting up in trees they'll spend the night in. Mojos totally work. Especially if their isn't alot of other guys using them in your area. Those birds might have a brain the size of a pea but they wise up just like a duck. Finally go find several fields that are holding birds. Those bitches can be finicky little pricks. Doves might have a field they only hit in the morning then go to a field right next door that they'll feed in later that day. Nothing you can do about it when they have a field in mind. They fly right past your mojo..... one little bit of advice. Get two mojos. Set one up with the standard short pole and then put the other on a longer pool, say 8 feet in the air. You'll be amazed how many more birds will notice it and come bombing in.
AKPirate wrote:Jason is usually right but sometimes wrong
Flightstopper wrote:GadwallGetter530 wrote:Find a grain field that has birds hitting it. I'm not sure what type of grain is in your area, maybe wheat or milo? But safflower/sunflower is some of the biggest drawers of dove around here. Dove typically will fly off the roost at gray light and hit the fields first then go to water. Around 9 or 10 they'll fly back to a day roost. Near the feeding areas. On hot days they'll hit water in the afternoon prior to the evening feeding season. If the day isn't a scorcher they'll hit water before they go to bed. I've had alot of great hunts, hunting the last hour of shooting light setting up in trees they'll spend the night in. Mojos totally work. Especially if their isn't alot of other guys using them in your area. Those birds might have a brain the size of a pea but they wise up just like a duck. Finally go find several fields that are holding birds. Those bitches can be finicky little pricks. Doves might have a field they only hit in the morning then go to a field right next door that they'll feed in later that day. Nothing you can do about it when they have a field in mind. They fly right past your mojo..... one little bit of advice. Get two mojos. Set one up with the standard short pole and then put the other on a longer pool, say 8 feet in the air. You'll be amazed how many more birds will notice it and come bombing in.
Was waiting for it
hudson wrote:If you have goat weed up there its a safe bet doves will be on it.Down here you can't plant anything as good as goat weed.It is a wild plant that drops a black seed that doves can't get enough of.It will grow almost waist high and can cover a whole pasture
good looking spot GadGadwallGetter530 wrote:Fuck it. Grow safflower and mow that bitch in August. Dove magnet.
hudson wrote:good looking spot GadGadwallGetter530 wrote:Fuck it. Grow safflower and mow that bitch in August. Dove magnet.
def want to be updated on the success with pics!GadwallGetter530 wrote:hudson wrote:good looking spot GadGadwallGetter530 wrote:Fuck it. Grow safflower and mow that bitch in August. Dove magnet.
Thanks that's one of 4 different fields I usually plant. Only did 2 this season. I dragged my feet and couldn't find enough seed in time. Oh well.
hudson wrote:def want to be updated on the success with pics!GadwallGetter530 wrote:hudson wrote:good looking spot GadGadwallGetter530 wrote:Fuck it. Grow safflower and mow that bitch in August. Dove magnet.
Thanks that's one of 4 different fields I usually plant. Only did 2 this season. I dragged my feet and couldn't find enough seed in time. Oh well.
AKPirate wrote:Jason is usually right but sometimes wrong
NuffDaddy wrote:This thread pisses me off
NuffDaddy wrote:This thread pisses me off
That's what I like to see pod!GadwallGetter530 wrote:hudson wrote:def want to be updated on the success with pics!GadwallGetter530 wrote:hudson wrote:good looking spot GadGadwallGetter530 wrote:Fuck it. Grow safflower and mow that bitch in August. Dove magnet.
Thanks that's one of 4 different fields I usually plant. Only did 2 this season. I dragged my feet and couldn't find enough seed in time. Oh well.
Boot hunted that field i posted earlier last season with a friend of ours on the opener. I was in the field next door with my nephew and family. We had a pretty good shoot.
sws002 wrote:NuffDaddy wrote:This thread pisses me off
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