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NuffDaddy wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

NuffDaddy wrote:

assateague wrote:It might be just what I need for pintail, since I can never keep from pulling the trigger any closer than 85 yards or so.


Wouldn't they be shocked to actually die.

It's getting the 30ft lead down that would be the tough part.

6 foot at 75 yards works, 30 would be to much.

It was 30 ft at 100yards according to the stuff Jehler posted.

I was shooting lead at doves so it is possible ducks would be different.

The Duck Hammer wrote:

NuffDaddy wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

NuffDaddy wrote:

assateague wrote:It might be just what I need for pintail, since I can never keep from pulling the trigger any closer than 85 yards or so.


Wouldn't they be shocked to actually die.

It's getting the 30ft lead down that would be the tough part.

6 foot at 75 yards works, 30 would be to much.

It was 30 ft at 100yards according to the stuff Jehler posted.

I was shooting lead at doves so it is possible ducks would be different.

You lost me now

fantastic

The Duck Hammer wrote:fantastic

:lol:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

NuffDaddy wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

NuffDaddy wrote:

assateague wrote:It might be just what I need for pintail, since I can never keep from pulling the trigger any closer than 85 yards or so.


Wouldn't they be shocked to actually die.

It's getting the 30ft lead down that would be the tough part.

6 foot at 75 yards works, 30 would be to much.

It was 30 ft at 100yards according to the stuff Jehler posted.

I was shooting lead at doves so it is possible ducks would be different.

i think it's more likely you call every 30 yard shot you make a 75 yarder

jehler wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

NuffDaddy wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

NuffDaddy wrote:[quote="assateague"]It might be just what I need for pintail, since I can never keep from pulling the trigger any closer than 85 yards or so.


Wouldn't they be shocked to actually die.

It's getting the 30ft lead down that would be the tough part.

6 foot at 75 yards works, 30 would be to much.

It was 30 ft at 100yards according to the stuff Jehler posted.

I was shooting lead at doves so it is possible ducks would be different.

i think it's more likely you call every 30 yard shot you make a 75 yarder[/quote]
Ouch!

jehler wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

NuffDaddy wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

NuffDaddy wrote:[quote="assateague"]It might be just what I need for pintail, since I can never keep from pulling the trigger any closer than 85 yards or so.


Wouldn't they be shocked to actually die.

It's getting the 30ft lead down that would be the tough part.

6 foot at 75 yards works, 30 would be to much.

It was 30 ft at 100yards according to the stuff Jehler posted.

I was shooting lead at doves so it is possible ducks would be different.

i think it's more likely you call every 30 yard shot you make a 75 yarder[/quote]

Nope. Stepped that one off. Came out right at 75, didn't expect to hit it.

assateague wrote:It might be just what I need for pintail, since I can never keep from pulling the trigger any closer than 85 yards or so.


Wouldn't they be shocked to actually die.

You ever use a modified tin whistle for teal or pintail, at? You can get 'em in pretty close at times with quiet little peeps on a fluted spiining tin whistle. I'll send you one or tell you how to make them if you want. When teal are decoying they'll come in from 200 yards like they're on a string sometimes.

Wingsetter

Jims right ! Those tin whistles have proven to be a magnet to Teal , even better than Mickeys Best !

As long as you tape it ?

3200 Man wrote:Jims right ! Those tin whistles have proven to be a magnet to Teal , even better than Mickeys Best !

As long as you tape it ?

Yes as long as you tape it?

He's questioning you Eric?

Bootlipkiller wrote:He's questioning you Eric?

It seems that way?

Maybe!