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2007 Waterfowl Photos


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PICS FROM SATURDAY NIGHTS HUNT in North Dakota. MY PUPS FIRST REAL DUCK HUNT. 5 GUYS 25 GREEN HEADS.

As they say in ND. "He with the most ROBO DUCKS Wins"

We were done with 45 minutes of shooting time left, thats when the flocks of 50 and 100+ started coming into the decoys. Turned the ROBOS off and THe group on the other side of the field started to get shooting.

On the way home checked my slough in MN and it was full of Ringnecks, so good shooting to be had till freeze out now.

Pic of Murphy and the spread

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The Ducks

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THe pics are from ND but i do hunt around cold spring. I have a slough north of town that i went to this morning. Set up in the wrong spot for the RIng necks, BUt got 2. About 250+ came into the slough going to get them on thursday and friday

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It was a tough morningn the birds did not decoy well till later in the morning we found ourselfs birdless till about 9:AM lots of birds flying but they where decoy shy, we still managed 4 bills and 2 redheads , passed on a ruddy that landded in the deaks and missed a green head that had 9 lives and a couple other long shots but after about 5-6 years of not hunting waterfowl it felt great to finally scratch that itch!!!heres a pic grin.gifDSCN0543.jpg

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Dezi's so photogenic.

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Anybody else have a Browning BPS that looks like that? My first attempt at changing the look. Much easier maintenance than the basic wood and steel.

This next one is in a canola field that Canadas absolutely love at this time of year in the South Interlake north of Winnipeg. That's a fiver for the old man with the BPS and only 2 with a bunch of empty hulls for the youngster with the Winchester.

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Anybody else think this is an Aleutian Goose? We shot one more like this (with an even more solid white band below it's neck) and there definately different from the cacklers we got.

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I tell you what... Great Photos everyone!!

I really don't think you can take a bad waterfowling photo. Every photo tells some kind of story and truly is unique. Whether its a dog, duck, limit of ducks, young kid, corn field, slough, sunrise, frost, ice, duckboat, tailgate, etc.

They all capture the moment and tell a story!

Thanks for sharing everyone!

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Anybody else think this is an Aleutian Goose? We shot one more like this (with an even more solid white band below it's neck) and there definately different from the cacklers we got.

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Hard 2 say, I thought the little white stripe was still supposed 2 be on the black of the neck.

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Its hard to tell by the way you have the bird laying breast down. I highly dooubt that it is and Aleutian goose but rather a richardson. Here is a pic of an Aleutian cackler!

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Aleutians have a definate white ring around their neck. Nice kill none the less though!

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My 9 year old's first Goose. One is his one is mine.

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How well does your son handle that gun? I have a son his age. Is it a 20 or 12 and is it a youth gun? We were up at LOTW and my son was pestering a couple guys cleaning ducks and he thinks he wants to go next year but those waterfowl loads can be tough

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Its a remington youth junior 20 ga. He shoots 3" #4 and #2s for waterfowl. I asked them if they kick and he said its no different than shooting short grouse loads.

He's pretty good with it. Carries it all day long. Does everything himself, loads unloads, etc.

He's about 94 lbs.

He did fine with it last year also when he was 8.

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I figured I would put a few "hunt trip photos" showing the entire process of one of our fun ringbill shoots. We ended up shooting 27 ringies and 1 teal for 6 guys and two mornings. No limits, but plenty of shooting. No lost birds, and all were shoot right in the dekes.

First, the morning. Foggy and little wind, but the jerk string worked wonders. We had about the same amount of dekes out to the left of the camera position, total of about 4-5 dozen ringbill dekes.

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Second is the post hunt celebration and gear collection zone. Notice the two Puddlers, best things ever!

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Third is a cool pic of some of the ducks near the fire.

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Fourth is a pic of all of us and some ducks with my bro (HugoBox) and his buddy's crappies they caught from teh kids paddleboat! ha! Beautiful Saturday, 2nd weekend of duck hunting.

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Last is of the cleaning of the game. The eats afterwards was fantastic.

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Got up the next morning and shots the next 15 of the ducks. Great weekend, and it was proof that the whole weekend was fun, not just the shooting of the ducks. But that was fun too, oh yeah smile.gif

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