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I'm not talking about Olly. He's pure Alabama white trash now.

word. seems like we have our own little club now.

Most people in Georgia who duck hunt only use the GON forum to cyber scout.

FlintRiverFowler wrote:Most people in Georgia who duck hunt only use the GON forum to cyber scout.

forgot about the club flintie. yeah that place blows, they're no fun. but enough about them, how are things looking for early goose down your way?

Fowlplay wrote:

FlintRiverFowler wrote:Most people in Georgia who duck hunt only use the GON forum to cyber scout.

forgot about the club flintie. yeah that place blows, they're no fun. but enough about them, how are things looking for early goose down your way?

Haven't scouted it out much. The geese dont really frequent my spots on the flint, but I have seen a ton at the golf course where I work. Got a little pond out on the back nine where I think I'm gona be able to pull off some pre work hunts. I'm not really much for hunting in shorts and flip flops but if this weather keeps up early season could be fun.

FlintRiverFowler wrote:

Fowlplay wrote:

FlintRiverFowler wrote:Most people in Georgia who duck hunt only use the GON forum to cyber scout.

forgot about the club flintie. yeah that place blows, they're no fun. but enough about them, how are things looking for early goose down your way?

Haven't scouted it out much. The geese dont really frequent my spots on the flint, but I have seen a ton at the golf course where I work. Got a little pond out on the back nine where I think I'm gona be able to pull off some pre work hunts. I'm not really much for hunting in shorts and flip flops but if this weather keeps up early season could be fun.

golf course hunts? im jealous, sounds like fun. yea the weather has been awesome the last few days but it wont last unfortunately. just a damn tease

Yeah I know. It's nice though. I actually have a nuisance goose permit at my course but i still haven't taken advantage of it.

FlintRiverFowler wrote:Yeah I know. It's nice though. I actually have a nuisance goose permit at my course but i still haven't taken advantage of it.

does that just allow you to hunt early or what? ive heard of crop damage permits for deer but im not familiar with a goose nuisance permit

Any time of year except when molting.

You wouldn't happen to be referring to me would you??

savannahdukhntr wrote:You wouldn't happen to be referring to me would you??

No but I know who you are. Saw you going down Taylor street the other day.

FlintRiverFowler wrote:

savannahdukhntr wrote:You wouldn't happen to be referring to me would you??

No but I know who you are. Saw you going down Taylor street the other day.

Really?? Wish I could say the same. No idea who u are.

I'm from Georgia.

Sent from my phone.

Olly wrote:I'm from Georgia.

Sent from my phone.

Oh are ya ?

Just how many are from GA on this forum? Just a little quiet round here

Rick

I think 3 or 4 of us are. I live in AL these days but I'm over in GA all the time.

Any of the members up my way or are most of them south of ATL?

So do you make a living trapping?

Richard Federation wrote:Any of the members up my way or are most of them south of ATL?

Hey are you one of the guys I invited over from GON?

No I was not invited from any other list I found this one just looking for more info on waterfowl hunting in GA.

Yes I do make a living trapping and I might add a dam good one. I am not making a living fur trapping even though I make money on fur trapping its just play money and to keep my skills up. I trap nuisance wildlife like beaver, coyotes, fox, raccoon, rats, geese and on and on and on then we do a lot of exclusion work. This keeps me busy 365 days a year.

How do you get fed approval for geese removal? I had a potential nuisance goose job this summer, and the property owner couldn't get anywhere with anybody. I have no clue what to tell them, never having dealt with geese.

assateague wrote:How do you get fed approval for geese removal? I had a potential nuisance goose job this summer, and the property owner couldn't get anywhere with anybody. I have no clue what to tell them, never having dealt with geese.

Ours is through the state DNR. It doesn't say anything abt federal. If I can find the damn permit in my desk ill post a picture of it.

Richard Federation wrote:No I was not invited from any other list I found this one just looking for more info on waterfowl hunting in GA.

Yes I do make a living trapping and I might add a dam good one. I am not making a living fur trapping even though I make money on fur trapping its just play money and to keep my skills up. I trap nuisance wildlife like beaver, coyotes, fox, raccoon, rats, geese and on and on and on then we do a lot of exclusion work. This keeps me busy 365 days a year.

I've got this armadillo rooting up my yard & I still have Ollys live trap in my shed. What's a good bait for them?

I already told you, cat food.

Olly wrote:I already told you, cat food.

and an arm or leg that fell of a person with leprosy

Olly wrote:I already told you, cat food.

It didnt work.

That's how I always catch them. Try some fancy feast.

I'll send you some armadillo lure. If it looks like a Prego jar full of piss, that's purely coincidental.

I have never heard of a truly reliable diller bait other than the smell of an other diller. Put some carpet or piece of plywood in the bottom of the cage and use fencing to force him into the cage. Once you catch that first one use the carpet or plywood as your bait.I do not know what cage trap you have but most will not hold a dillo for long.

You need to set the fencing near active sign and 1 X 8 or 1 X 10 wood normally works good but just about anything will work in a pinch.