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Deltaman wrote:Darren, I'm impressed that your wife will get in a pirogue
Deltaman wrote:Darren, I'm impressed that your wife will get in a pirogue
Ducaholic wrote:Temps Moderating too quickly. Need Comeaux to freeze his tail off for 3-4 days minimum with sustained north winds.
Ducaholic wrote:I'd put the larger part of the migration about that latitude or just south. Having said that I'd sure like to be in the blind this morning. I'm sure a few new teal and gads will be headed this way.
Duck Engr wrote:Be sure to think of DC on that cold boat ride!
Rick wrote:"still no dog for this hunt"
Something happen to Harry? Or just no point in him being miserable, too? Hope the later.
Re:the buffleheads (or as Doug's then young great grandson called them "buffalo heads") they've a bad table rep, so a few years back I tried a same-pan test with one and a green-wing. Seeing it's flesh nearly purple compared to the pink teal, I expected the worst, but sauteed together in butter with just a dash of of Lawry's and eaten while still pink in the middle, there wasn't much difference at all in their fillets and legs. Pretty sure I could have passed it for teal a number of ways. Though it was a fresh marsh bird.
As far as the east zone I meant.Ericdc wrote:Good hunt. I believe there are more birds south of I-20 than north of it including a lot of southeast Arkansas.
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