I know where the ducks are.
There were about 50 or 60 ducks already on the water late this afternoon when we arrived to build another blind........from what I could tell the ducks looked pretty much like all Pintails, Gadwalls and Widgeons.
We already had a blind built for a south wind but we wanted to build another blind that will be better when hunting with a north wind which it's supposed to be in the morning till it switches back around from the south sometime later in the morning.
We went ahead and put out a few decoys before we left for the tomorrow morning hunt.
We already had a blind built for a south wind but we wanted to build another blind that will be better when hunting with a north wind which it's supposed to be in the morning till it switches back around from the south sometime later in the morning.
We went ahead and put out a few decoys before we left for the tomorrow morning hunt.
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Pintail my favorite great pic
After not sitting in a duck blind for 20+ years I had a really good time this morning.......the hunt was pretty much over by 10:30 so we pulled the decoys and left.
Our combined total was 3 GWT, 2 Gadwalls, 1 Widgeon and 1 Mallard drake.
In the below pic I'm the real purty fella holding a cup of coffee with a Browning Humpback in his lap.
Our combined total was 3 GWT, 2 Gadwalls, 1 Widgeon and 1 Mallard drake.
In the below pic I'm the real purty fella holding a cup of coffee with a Browning Humpback in his lap.
Hope you had a great day! wasn’t too cold. been at lest 20 for me hopefully ill be back out soon
Love it Hangfire! Give them duck hell!
I was quail hunting in Roger mills county this weekend. Thought I’d pop me some green heads yesterday morning. What had been an lounge spot for the past 2 decades is now a roost spot. I hadn’t scouted it this year. Went off what I’ve always observed in the past. My mistake. Walking in a 6am, I quickly realized my mistake. I kicked them all off the roost. At least 700 mallards! Most I’ve ever seen at once. Moral of the story-do your homework. Scout. Birds change. Habitat changes. Just because it’s been one way for 15 years doesn’t mean it won’t change.
I did move some coveys Saturday. One was a big covey. Old school numbers. 30+ birds. Are the quail back and good? No. But it’s looking better than it has.
I did move some coveys Saturday. One was a big covey. Old school numbers. 30+ birds. Are the quail back and good? No. But it’s looking better than it has.
We have been seeing cans in the last two hunts. We typically don't get them around until December but they were thick today. What a striking looking bird.
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