September teal season

[Rick]

You all ever been on a buffie shoot?

Been a very long time since I've hunted where they were common, and I don't remember them flying any different than bills. They're a rare site down here, but I've never seen one them fly anything but straight. Pretty little birds, though, like little bumble bees buzzing through. And the one I went out of my way to nab for a taste test a while back was much better than their press.

[jehler]

You all ever been on a buffie shoot?

Been a very long time since I've hunted where they were common, and I don't remember them flying any different than bills. They're a rare site down here, but I've never seen one them fly anything but straight. Pretty little birds, though, and the one I went out of my way to nab for a taste test a while back was better than their press.

fly straight as an arrow until they flare singles are fairly easy but a big group can be a real challenge unless you Olly them

[Rick]

You all ever been on a buffie shoot?

Been a very long time since I've hunted where they were common, and I don't remember them flying any different than bills. They're a rare site down here, but I've never seen one them fly anything but straight. Pretty little birds, though, and the one I went out of my way to nab for a taste test a while back was better than their press.

fly straight as an arrow until they flare singles are fairly easy but a big group can be a real challenge unless you Olly them

Sounds like this is your answer:

When I was down in lousiana teal were the easiest bird to hit, as I remembered ricks advice he had posted in the honey hole some odd years ago "don't be the first to shoot at the teal" that was good advice

But I still manage to shoot where teal aren't more than any other bird and can't imagine them being easier than, oh, say, a sitting can.

[jehler]

You all ever been on a buffie shoot?

Been a very long time since I've hunted where they were common, and I don't remember them flying any different than bills. They're a rare site down here, but I've never seen one them fly anything but straight. Pretty little birds, though, and the one I went out of my way to nab for a taste test a while back was better than their press.

fly straight as an arrow until they flare singles are fairly easy but a big group can be a real challenge unless you Olly them

Sounds like this is your answer:

When I was down in lousiana teal were the easiest bird to hit, as I remembered ricks advice he had posted in the honey hole some odd years ago "don't be the first to shoot at the teal" that was good advice

But I still manage to shoot where teal aren't more than any other bird and can't imagine them being easier than, oh, say, a sitting can.

hey now! Lol

[DeadEye_Dan]

Damn Rick, that was cold!

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