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Unread 09-08-2016, 01:36 PM   #1
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I have to travel out-of-state to hunt as there are no gamebirds left in Wisconsin. Avian flu got 'em all.
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I used to hunt in Wisconsin with my VHE 28 skeet that I called Avian Flu

You can come to Michigan. I haven't cleaned them out here with Gunner's Gun.....yet
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I hunt in the lower UP of Michigan, haven't seen a bird in darn near two years though so don't bother coming..
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I have been there with Gunner's Gun, we cleaned up
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I hunt in the lower UP of Michigan, haven't seen a bird in darn near two years though so don't bother coming..
You need to try W. VA or Wisc, both very close to you... Michigan has been over hunted in the past few years, probably will take four or five years to recover. So hunt the other states that are close to you, Michigan is a bust !
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Live in The Garden State now so only on Easter Sunday if I get up and out before the grand daughters. Those eggs filled with goodies dress out real easy and no plucking
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Anywhere I can !
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Bindlestiff, great posting could not stop laughing, really holds true for fly fishing. Unfortunately here in eastern Pa., you hunt where the state leaves them at least for pheasants, but it's better than no birds or hunting at all.
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From the Connecticut river to Lake Champlain and up into Ontario a bit - but "you can't get there from here".
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