MACH III Teal

[okieboomer1]

Love to teal hunt, but I would testify that the birds I have encountered this year are drinking jet fuel...yes I practiced shooting clay pigeons prior to start of season...by 12 months, even with the hunting loads I currently use. I guess I can always go back to shooting clay pigeons...but no matter how long you sautee them, they always come out crunchy.

I think I will strategically move my current blind to a local that has enough trees to slow them a bit. Or mount a radar guidance system on my shotgun...

 

[Bassman]

You might try a mojo, or throw out a goose decoy or two. They'll usually decoy to geese and they love the mojo. Hopefully there is a few flying in the morning.

 

[SoonerATC]

Love to teal hunt, but I would testify that the birds I have encountered this year are drinking jet fuel...yes I practiced shooting clay pigeons prior to start of season...by 12 months, even with the hunting loads I currently use. I guess I can always go back to shooting clay pigeons...but no matter how long you sautee them, they always come out crunchy.

I think I will strategically move my current blind to a local that has enough trees to slow them a bit. Or mount a radar guidance system on my shotgun...

Is there a good public teal hunting location near Norman?

 

[RedTape]

Haha. You don't lead teal by inches, you lead them by feet! First duck I ever shot was a greenwing, it's still my favorite bird.

 

[okieboomer1]

Response to sooner ATC: No...it's all overrun with hunters. Have to be in your blind by 03:00 to get a spot.