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Nothing wrong with that!

"Walk proud, T-boy, walk proud."

You hunt any in the afternoons?
Have a friend with a field around Lake Arthur and was encouraging to try and evening hunt if there was wind. Ducks or geese , but mainly ducks


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Good "yob" John!!!!!!!

BGkirk wrote:You hunt any in the afternoons?
Have a friend with a field around Lake Arthur and was encouraging to try and evening hunt if there was wind. Ducks or geese , but mainly ducks


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I am usually at my MRI job in the afternoons but we try to let our field rest and I only hunt afternoon on severe frozen days

However I have many friends who hunt their spots in the evening and do well speck wise. Duck wise it’s usually a right at the end of legal shooting time when chances best

I can say this---the geese DON'T want anything to do with water in our area--mud field best right now

Calling wise---extremely basic---single cut cluck and the yodel the bird is doing and intervals of silence---fancy stuff out,forget it --- produces alarm sound

tough tough year---maybe the new speck hunting ,I don't know---but it's tough---all that shooting them with feet out blah blah blah---yes every now and then, but certainly not routine anymore, if they get reasonable over the top,take it---reasonable means 35 and under for me which can now be difficult to attain---watch a lot fly off without being shot over the year but that's hunting

sure I may be able to do several things on the call,but if the birds are shying from that then I wont use it---the object is too ethically harvest geese not contest call in the wild outdoors while the crawfish boat runs next door(which miraculously has not hurt us YET)

Very nice John.

Real nice!

Interesting to kill a scaup in rice

Nice variety John, and I bet that rice fed Bluebill will taste pretty good too!!!!!

Deltaman wrote:Nice variety John, and I bet that rice fed Bluebill will taste pretty good too!!!!!

Whew if felt like a little brick.

The old lady in Morse very happy with dat!