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jarbo03 wrote:

duckdozer wrote:

GadwallGetter530 wrote:I get almost has excited for the dove opener as I do for ducks. Cutting the safflower plots and filling the low swales with water. Everyday prior to the opener watching the fields build with birds. Friggin Stoked .

Only to have a cold front move in the night before and ruin the whole thing and make it good for the guy that didn't scout a mile away.

Always plan on a cold front the last week of August

Bootlipkiller wrote:

jarbo03 wrote:

duckdozer wrote:

GadwallGetter530 wrote:I get almost has excited for the dove opener as I do for ducks. Cutting the safflower plots and filling the low swales with water. Everyday prior to the opener watching the fields build with birds. Friggin Stoked .

Only to have a cold front move in the night before and ruin the whole thing and make it good for the guy that didn't scout a mile away.

Always plan on a cold front the last week of August

I thought this was a California thing but sounds like it happens everywhere.

Bootlipkiller wrote:

jarbo03 wrote:

duckdozer wrote:

GadwallGetter530 wrote:I get almost has excited for the dove opener as I do for ducks. Cutting the safflower plots and filling the low swales with water. Everyday prior to the opener watching the fields build with birds. Friggin Stoked .

Only to have a cold front move in the night before and ruin the whole thing and make it good for the guy that didn't scout a mile away.

Always plan on a cold front the last week of August

I thought this was a California thing but sounds like it happens everywhere.

sws002 wrote:

duckdozer wrote:

GadwallGetter530 wrote:I get almost has excited for the dove opener as I do for ducks. Cutting the safflower plots and filling the low swales with water. Everyday prior to the opener watching the fields build with birds. Friggin Stoked .

Only to have a cold front move in the night before and ruin the whole thing and make it good for the guy that didn't scout a mile away.

Wasn't a problem last year, it was 1,000 fuckin' degrees damn near all dove season. I can't wait to grill some of those shifty lil bastards!

Flightstopper wrote:

sws002 wrote:

duckdozer wrote:

GadwallGetter530 wrote:I get almost has excited for the dove opener as I do for ducks. Cutting the safflower plots and filling the low swales with water. Everyday prior to the opener watching the fields build with birds. Friggin Stoked .

Only to have a cold front move in the night before and ruin the whole thing and make it good for the guy that didn't scout a mile away.

Wasn't a problem last year, it was 1,000 fuckin' degrees damn near all dove season. I can't wait to grill some of those shifty lil bastards!

Post was read in Bubble's voice. Fk'n decent!

assateague wrote:

Flightstopper wrote:

sws002 wrote:

duckdozer wrote:

GadwallGetter530 wrote:I get almost has excited for the dove opener as I do for ducks. Cutting the safflower plots and filling the low swales with water. Everyday prior to the opener watching the fields build with birds. Friggin Stoked .

Only to have a cold front move in the night before and ruin the whole thing and make it good for the guy that didn't scout a mile away.

Wasn't a problem last year, it was 1,000 fuckin' degrees damn near all dove season. I can't wait to grill some of those shifty lil bastards!

Post was read in Bubble's voice. Fk'n decent!

I didn't before, but this time I did. Fits perfect.