Yeah, didn't think you were quite right in the head.Originally Posted by copterdoc
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Yeah, didn't think you were quite right in the head.
Howard Niemi
"you don't get trapping advice from a trapper with no pelts on his wall" from Guy Burnett via Marvin Sundstom in 2013
Don't knock it, till you've tried it.Yeah, didn't think you were quite right in the head.
So what's your ivory billed teal recipe?
Any doctrine that weakens personal responsibility for judgment and for action helps create the attitudes that welcome and support the totalitarian state.
(John Dewey)
Associate yourself with men of good quality if you esteem your own reputation; for 'tis better to be alone than in bad company.
(George Washington)
Gig'em Aggies!! BTCO'77HOO t.u.!!
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For me it's changes yr to yr. It's always the next one on my list. This coming yr it will bet the blue wing drake. I have mounted: Mallard,black duck,pintail(banded),gadwall,wood duck, canvasback,redhead,drake and hen eider,white wing scoter and old squaw plus a blue goose and a specklebelly. I hope to make a trip out west/alaska for the king eider, harly and cinnimon teal one day.
To eat...wood ducks
To shoot... Drake Eiders
Although my section of the Atlantic Flyway is somewhat limited in duck diversity.
to shoot i want a mallard that i called in. mostly because we dont get alot of them down here until the end of the season.
Mallard drake
Malt Duck.
Tim Bockmon.
Red Head... wait... I was thinking of Reba again. A Woodie... wait... Reba again....any duck will do!
Let us know How you get on with one of these ducks?
One Shooter One Spaniel One Retriever
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