Reafer
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Post by Reafer on Aug 19, 2015 3:05:27 GMT -5
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Post by duff on Aug 19, 2015 4:35:56 GMT -5
I like the goose limit. The wau I read it those of us lucky to have specs can shoot 5 :-)
Good luck with that but there has been a nice amount in sw indiana over the past few years and when I lived along the Wabash in parke co I saw plenty there too.
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Post by Jamie Brooks 1John5:13 on Aug 19, 2015 12:50:03 GMT -5
Man, I think I'm going to get into trouble hunting by myself. I've see coots before, but the only way I identified it was by the way it acted in the water. I wouldn't know a mallard from a coot in the air. Maybe I need new glasses, but I'd rather buy a new pair of hunting boots. LOL
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Post by duff on Aug 20, 2015 20:46:53 GMT -5
It is best to hunt with an experienced hunter...but we all started some how. A lot of places mallards and woodies will ve the primary birds. Now bigger places will get other nirds, like goose pond. It is hard to know what you may get there.
Study the birds. Look at pictures. Find the xity park roosts that get the birds by the hundreds if not thousands and watch, listen and learn. I went 10 yrs before I felt I could easily I'd a teal vs a wood duck. I would still pass up shots if I wasn't sure.
If you want to duck hunt you have to learn to I'd the birds before u pull da trigger. Or hunt with someone who can :-)
You are a master if you can pick out a black, mottled or hen mallard in flight. My guys is many would have hard time in the hand too.
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Post by Jamie Brooks 1John5:13 on Aug 20, 2015 21:09:38 GMT -5
It is best to hunt with an experienced hunter...but we all started some how. A lot of places mallards and woodies will ve the primary birds. Now bigger places will get other nirds, like goose pond. It is hard to know what you may get there. Study the birds. Look at pictures. Find the xity park roosts that get the birds by the hundreds if not thousands and watch, listen and learn. I went 10 yrs before I felt I could easily I'd a teal vs a wood duck. I would still pass up shots if I wasn't sure. If you want to duck hunt you have to learn to I'd the birds before u pull da trigger. Or hunt with someone who can :-) You are a master if you can pick out a black, mottled or hen mallard in flight. My guys is many would have hard time in the hand too. Thanks duff. I always appreciate your comments ...even if I have to look at that bald headed alien again.  |
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Reafer
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Post by Reafer on Aug 26, 2015 4:44:00 GMT -5
Check around your area Jon. The DNR does some waterfowl workshops that have a duck ID course. That may help also. Great advice Duff.
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Post by Jamie Brooks 1John5:13 on Aug 26, 2015 13:09:18 GMT -5
Check around your area Jon. The DNR does some waterfowl workshops that have a duck ID course. That may help also. Great advice Duff. Yes, I did take one and it was great! They showed us how to set them up in the water; it really was valuable. They told me I could hunt anywhere on White River, but I'd be afraid to venture into Marion Co. If I get my deer early, I'll make a good effort to duck hunt even if I venture out by myself. |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 27, 2015 11:39:07 GMT -5
is there not a early season for teal and geese?
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Post by featherduster on Aug 27, 2015 12:15:48 GMT -5
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