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Yeah. All of my clients have rescheduled. Lol.


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Cold rain.....It's nice here in my living room.

"They managed to chip two out of a group early on that sailed across the farm and that must have gave them confidence to keep trying."

Middle blind or south blind?

I've mentioned that to them before and will again if the chance comes up.

See, you did twice as good as you thought you did.

Jarren wrote:Yeah should have checked my math

I was just teasing about the double post. Didn't pay a lick of attention to the math. What really matters is if you had some fun.

Something you should probably check is your north levee. Was on the farm today and it looked like too much water in the cut I could see from the barn, which makes me wonder if it's over the levee's west end and cutting it...

But you'll be pleased to know a big wad of big ducks seemed to differ with my opinion of the water depth. Also could see specks standing in the little cut on south side of where you park.

Jarren wrote:I jumped 4 specks out that south cut by the equipment pad one afternoon and that was all I've jumped to date. Glad a few birds found the place

This was more like at least 30-40 specks, but I was on Dolza and there could have more on the other end.

Jarren wrote:I may suggest if the birds are using the pond to just bundle up grass tonight and do best we can with that for our hunt Saturday rather than disturbs the birds today.

Fwiw, when I was running big goose spreads every day and had birds over-nighting where I wanted to set up, I felt it preferable to put them out after dark, hoping most would then stay away until daylight. Felt there was less chance of them returning if run out in the morning. Which is to say, I'd be out there this evening.

Then if nothing shows tomorrow you can blame that dumbass Hall.

Looks like I'm gonna get a ticket, or not.

All it takes is me leaving an area and they show up.... I hope y'all get em in the morning.

Oh, well. I've been sitting on my hands hoping the guys having been running the marsh end to end just to see what's there - and knowing at least one of them has been. Just how it is.

Didn't have 'em in my pond, but scads of mallards closer than in memory there. Everything's going to be freaked and scatter hither and yon when the guns go off anyway.

Good to see y'all got some birds. Hopefully the second split treats y'all right.

"...our back dry/muddy pond..." Isn't the east cut closed up? Won't get deep, but should puddle perfect for geese and big ducks. Just has a hill by the blind.