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Unread 08-27-2009, 05:25 PM   #1
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Default Pacing the floor like a caged bear.....

I don't know if I can stand it, early goose season opens on the 1st and I'm just about at the end of my string. I've had my shooting bag packed, calls on the lanyard, gun in the case, for a week already. Four days is gonna seem like four years......


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You poor nervous wreck Destry

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Seems I heard there was a big snowy blow coming across Saskatchawan and Manitoba last night that really got dem fowls movin'

I think four days will be too late to innercep dem
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If we'd get some weather we might actually have some geese. The field we were going to hunt got plowed under last week and our secondary field only had about 20 using it as of this morning.

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I'm not seeing much in the way of Sky Carp (Geese ) around here either. Maybe its just been to nice.

Kurt gave me some #2 Bismuth to pattern in the grade 3 hammer gun so I can get after some of those elooosive fowl
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I am with you on the pacing Destry...

I am really not fond of this early season seeing as everybody is a goose hunter for at least 1 day of it. Had a field that was loaded and the farmer tilled it under and planted alfalfa. The birds went to the neighbors and the ladies "son in law" is going to hunt them. pretty typical of this time of year.... Birds switch fields a few times prior to the season and every third field has a group of hunters. I like the waterfowl hunting after Oct. 1 when all the yahoos are out chasing deer. There are a couple of other fields that may pay off.....only time will tell. After they all get blown off all the backyard ponds they start to congregate in a few key locations. As cool as it is this year the molt migrants may move a little earlier also.
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Unread 08-28-2009, 02:43 AM   #7
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Save some for me Destry! I'll be there in November...
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Buck up Destry, grace under pressure and no whining, etc.,etc....dozens of Canadas all over the lawn here at our corporate campus this morning.
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Don, those resident Canadas are the best kind. They've been eating cheese curls, pop-corn, peanuts and bits of bread all summer at local parks and industrial campuses like yours. You don't even need to stuff them before roasting - just cook 'em with 'trails' in
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Dean you are exactly right. A Canada feeding on Fritos and fescue can't be beat.There are tons of geese here at work, on my farm and at my neighbors but I can not muster the enthusiasm to hunt geese in 85 degree weather. My waterfowl season will open in exactly 30 days in a marsh along the St. Lawrence in Quebec. With any luck it will be 50 degrees!
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