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On Saturday, October 22, 2016 at 0:00 PM, Neighbor_guy said:

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Some decoy porn for guys who can appreciate a hand carved bird.

 

Matt, that has to be one of the most realistic spreads around. :) Hope no one ever takes a swat shot at them. :(

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14 hours ago, fishuhalik said:

Awesome pics as usual Todd!! And cool to see a woodie in a field spread. What part of the state are you hunting? I never saw a woodie outside of the river bottoms in the MW part of the state

 

SW part of the state, we landed  a couple other flocks of 10-15 and didn't shoot because of geese working, Iv'e shot quiet a few in the inter lakes region of  Manitoba field hunting as well. There really decoy well on dry land ..

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Got the pup out for her first SD waterfowl hunt this past weekend! She turned 1 yesterday, so kind of an early birthday present! LOL I was very pleased with her performance. She had a couple of incredible retrieves! We both definitely have things we need to work on, but it was fun to get her on some birds! I'm pretty excited on the years to come!

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On 10/26/2016 at 6:28 PM, Todd Caswell said:

 

SW part of the state, we landed  a couple other flocks of 10-15 and didn't shoot because of geese working, Iv'e shot quiet a few in the inter lakes region of  Manitoba field hunting as well. There really decoy well on dry land ..

 

I'll back Todd on this as well.  I have shot wood ducks in the field in Manitoba as well.  We were hunting with a local friend and he thought it was a widgeon.  He had never seen one or heard of them.  I told him they live in nest in trees and will land in trees, he outright called me a liar, I thought we were going to duke it out right there.  He could not fathom a duck landing in a tree.  That was 15 years ago, since we have hunted together many times and he refuses to shoot them since they are so "pretty" and this is coming from a 6'6'' 300 lbs wheat farmer.

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