Rick wrote:Kudos: Nice guys (who hunt down near Dave C) and were good about it.
Darren wrote:Rick, what's your experience with pintails and spinners? Treat them like mallards and turn it off when close, or find they draw to it? Other?
DComeaux wrote:Probably a good thing they were with you this morning.
DComeaux wrote:Very nice! We saw a good bit of BW as well. Had a few surprise missed opportunities on those while trying to work big ducks that seemed interested.
Bruce Yerkes wrote:Rick, Canada goose season started here in Maryland Saturday, this years hatch was down 30% and they are already talking at best for next season a 1 bird limit and 30 day season, but we managed to have a good hunt. I am so glad to hear Jenny Rose is back at camp, I will put in order for my special dinner request of catfish, alligator and frog legs. Looking forward to my January visit, my 11th year, hard to believe. Enjoying reading your posts til I get there.
Bruce.
Rick wrote:Bruce! Ya shouldn't of been here yesterday.
Have been seeing bits and pieces on East Coast cut-backs and feel for you folks there. We've so few specks around, they might as well cut ours. (Blues are rolling in like they haven't in a while, but specks remain largely AWOL.)
Haven't seen her, yet, but Alice is back, too, and am pretty sure you'll get your dinner request. Know they've all the ingredients.
Darren wrote:FIL Mike passed along a video he took from near Oak Island HC Saturday afternoon, impressive body of snows for any time of the season, much less mid November.
Rick wrote:Darren wrote:FIL Mike passed along a video he took from near Oak Island HC Saturday afternoon, impressive body of snows for any time of the season, much less mid November.
They were on one of Beau's grit piles.
Johnc wrote:Any specks mixed with the blues? Like a few per blue group?
Johnc wrote:Any specks mixed with the blues? Like a few per blue group?
Rick wrote:Johnc wrote:Any specks mixed with the blues? Like a few per blue group?
No, not that I could hear, but there was one small, maybe a dozen, flight of southbound specks if that counts. Oddly to me, we're seeing far fewer blues bouncing back off the Gulf than heading that way.
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