Opens at 9? What's up with that?:confused: Good luck, RK!Quote:
Originally Posted by road kill
Our season opens up next Wednesday, but I won't be able to get at em til Friday or Saturday. Got my spot picked and everything. Just need it to get here!
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Opens at 9? What's up with that?:confused: Good luck, RK!Quote:
Originally Posted by road kill
Our season opens up next Wednesday, but I won't be able to get at em til Friday or Saturday. Got my spot picked and everything. Just need it to get here!
me and some buddies got some sage chickens last thursday. yella dog is camera shy. ha.
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Just got back from Sask. Canada. Had a couple of amazing hunts. 6 of us took 48 ducks in under 50 minutes one day. 4 of us shot 32 in under an hour on another day. Goose hunting was kind of slow, lots of crops still in the fields up there due to wet conditions. Hunt of a lifetime experience though. Seeing 1000s of ducks at a time was the norm for the week.
I Don't Have Anything To Report, Haven't Even Pulled The Trigger On Anything This Year - The Field Trial I Was Supposed To Run In This Weekend Got Cancelled But I'll Post A Picture Of Duke Anyway ALTHOUGH I SAW THE AVITAR ABOVE MY POST AND WOULD SO VOTE FOR NUGE IF HE'D RUN
Opening morning!:cool: Better than playing Sniper on Xbox.
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Are those squirrels? If so that's not really hunting, they are eliminated here on a daily basis!
These aren't semi-tame yard squirrels, these are wild swamp squrriles shot out of tree tops with .22 rifles;-)Quote:
Originally Posted by luvmylabs23139
A tree rat is a tree rat. The only thing they are good for is chewing the wiring in vehicles. Average one a day out the front door and still can't get rid of them.:mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by Franco
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Got to spend the AM being with my best buddy doing what we like best - geese!
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Got one really nice Canada that made Magnum work a bit. The smaller rh one was a 50 yd blind retrieve that he lined, guess this HT stuff is paying off! :D
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Originally Posted by Franco
Too bad most locations now have citified squirrels anymore. Used to hunt red squirrels as a kid. They can sure hide really well when they are used to being hunted. Best puzzle ever. A good dog that follows the squirrel's path to the next tree etc. is a "winner" if you aren't silent hunting ( without a dog ). Dad had an English setter that hunted with my terrier and the hound ( and me )that was very good at keeping an eye on where a squirrel went.