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Why's Johnny's face not near the front of the blind while I'm trying to call those birds? Or, one must assume, yours? (Asks the guy covering his own with his off arm while he calls. "Pimpin' ain't easy.")

Ever since hunting with you in 2014 I believe I’ve used the face in elbow slot technique in times when I didn’t feel as hidden as I should be


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BGkirk wrote:Ever since hunting with you in 2014 I believe I’ve used the face in elbow slot technique in times when I didn’t feel as hidden as I should be


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Point remains, it is helpful and possible to keep an eye on the birds yet stay hidden.


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Rick wrote:Why's Johnny's face not near the front of the blind while I'm trying to call those birds? Or, one must assume, yours? (Asks the guy covering his own with his off arm while he calls. "Pimpin' ain't easy.")

Worked out fine, we had it under control. (12/4/2014)
6 spoons, 4 grays, 4 GW teal, 1 wigeon, 2 greenheads, 1 ringneck

Was begining to wonder if you took that with the smile it was offered.

(But don'tcha know those spoons would have been greenheads and mottleds if...)

Rick wrote:Was begining to wonder if you took that with the smile it was offered.

(But don'tcha know those spoons would have been greenheads and mottleds if...)

........and made me revisit the notes from that log entry, which conclude with.........

"Mallards really started to work as we were leaving, done by 7:30a"

Good work!