NuffDaddy wrote:If you shoot at birds, they will most likely not come back to that same spot for a while. But when birds start migrating, you get new birds all the time that don't know where the safe spots are. So you could hunt the same spot every day if new birds keep showing up. Otherwise, it depends on how many birds are using the area, and how many you shoot at. Could be one shoot, could be 10 before the local birds are all spooked off.
realunlucky wrote:So even if i rest a spot it really wouldn't matter if the birds aren't migrating.
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realunlucky wrote:Damn I think I screwed myself on day three of the season. If it's a feeding area though they might just start feeding elsewhere but still roost in same spot?
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Slingshot wrote:I've allways thought of it like this, if it's a spot that you know your the only one hunting it , I would just hunt it every other week. and just check on it to see if the birds are still using it in between. If it public land smoke'um till there gona because someone will else will find them anyways.
rebelp74 wrote:Yeah I have a yacht, suck it bitches!
Feelin' Fowl wrote:Who hacked Tiler's account?
Great advice sir
Tiler_J wrote:Feelin' Fowl wrote:Who hacked Tiler's account?
Great advice sir
Hardy Har Har!
Thank you. I do what I can.
rebelp74 wrote:Yeah I have a yacht, suck it bitches!
realunlucky wrote:Thought hard about it and the kid is just going to have to be late tomorrow. Leaving out of town for about 10 days and figure it might be froze, shot out while I'm gone, or
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Tiler_J wrote:Slingshot wrote:I've allways thought of it like this, if it's a spot that you know your the only one hunting it , I would just hunt it every other week. and just check on it to see if the birds are still using it in between. If it public land smoke'um till there gona because someone will else will find them anyways.
Try it, it is the only way that you will know. Your first few years will be all about learning what to do and what not to do. Every area is different. We can give you all sorts of advice on what works for us, take the advice and then make your own decision. It's all about what works for you and the birds you hunt. This will be my 33rd duck season this year, it's all still an educated guess for me. I am still figuring out new tricks and setups and hoping the ducks respond how I think they should every hunt. Try what you think might work. It's all a learning experience and have fun with it. Things you try one day may not work but the next time will be the best hunt you have ever had.
Tiler_J wrote:I thought your idea made sense, then added onto it. Hope it helps you.
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