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SpinnerMan wrote:We're still well above normal temps and no snow on the ground. All moving water is still wide open and holding a lot of birds. This certainly cannot be helping you. We actually had a thunderstorm yesterday.

Had wondered if the rivers in upper central Illinois were holding birds as long as they did not freeze. No snow...no wonder I had slim pickings where I was at.Each year has it's challenges. This one was hard but had it's moments if you were a die hard.

That snowstorm just before thanksgiving was good for me. (in Illinois)
Need to work harder at it next year. Got lazy this one.

Arkansas, it's like Goldilocks. Too much water, too little water, just right...ahhhhh.
There is always some bitchin abut water. This year...too much, way too damn much.

The robins are here! We've had a good crowd in yard the last few days.

Gumbo, jambalaya or what Sweet Chereaux calls "little bird potroast"?

Rick wrote:Gumbo, jambalaya or what Sweet Chereaux calls "little bird potroast"?

.........I would never........