Darren wrote:Farm hand we talked to mentioned that plans for this field are up in the air for now. Mentioned crawfishing it a while longer before eventually getting the water off, then doing some leveling work and "plowing it up real good". May leave it fallow for the fall with plans to put it in rice again the following year, or may plant some "crawfish rice". He did mention flooding it in the fall so while what's in the flood could be better or worse, his mention of having a flood is at least at the core of our needs.
@ Rick, what's all that mean?
johnc wrote:Blinds placed right on tree line or in tree line because ducks flew that constantly. And the water held best there. I honestly thought there was no way specks would work that close too trees,I was wrong . Realistic decoys and calling
johnc wrote:Ericdc wrote:johnc wrote:Blinds placed right on tree line or in tree line because ducks flew that constantly. And the water held best there. I honestly thought there was no way specks would work that close too trees,I was wrong . Realistic decoys and calling
Yea No doubt. Just would be tough to hunt every day I would think, when wind direction is blowing towards the trees.
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I **** my pants when it got light and I saw those trees right there and I am in a 20 ft pit with the task of killing 18 specks---that eased when we left before 8 am with 18 specks and 36 ducks,,Bill Daniels was with me on that hunt
DComeaux wrote:Darren wrote:Farm hand we talked to mentioned that plans for this field are up in the air for now. Mentioned crawfishing it a while longer before eventually getting the water off, then doing some leveling work and "plowing it up real good". May leave it fallow for the fall with plans to put it in rice again the following year, or may plant some "crawfish rice". He did mention flooding it in the fall so while what's in the flood could be better or worse, his mention of having a flood is at least at the core of our needs.
@ Rick, what's all that mean?
Same scenario as standing corn. You should do well.
Ericdc wrote:Here’s what my old field looked like last year after they did the leveling work and moved pit into a newly made levee / road. I wouldn’t think they’d be doing anything with your blind, but this is what a leveled plowed up field looks like.
Pumping had just started.
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Darren wrote:Don't let me get us back on task, but....DComeaux wrote:Darren wrote:Farm hand we talked to mentioned that plans for this field are up in the air for now. Mentioned crawfishing it a while longer before eventually getting the water off, then doing some leveling work and "plowing it up real good". May leave it fallow for the fall with plans to put it in rice again the following year, or may plant some "crawfish rice". He did mention flooding it in the fall so while what's in the flood could be better or worse, his mention of having a flood is at least at the core of our needs.
@ Rick, what's all that mean?
Same scenario as standing corn. You should do well.
Huh!??
DComeaux wrote:Darren wrote:Don't let me get us back on task, but....DComeaux wrote:Darren wrote:Farm hand we talked to mentioned that plans for this field are up in the air for now. Mentioned crawfishing it a while longer before eventually getting the water off, then doing some leveling work and "plowing it up real good". May leave it fallow for the fall with plans to put it in rice again the following year, or may plant some "crawfish rice". He did mention flooding it in the fall so while what's in the flood could be better or worse, his mention of having a flood is at least at the core of our needs.
@ Rick, what's all that mean?
Same scenario as standing corn. You should do well.
Huh!??
"Rice for crawfish" is usually not harvested. They'll be planting a little late at your place, if they chose to do so.
Rick wrote:The problems with crawfish anything are water depth and traffic. I'd gladly give up eating crawfish for life to have them go away and better habit return.
Rick wrote:Fire ants are better than cane.
johnc wrote:Rick wrote:Count your blessings and pray they continue.
Yes,talk about
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