It’s Duck Season Somewhere Podcast

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It’s Duck Season Somewhere Podcast

Postby PorkChop » Fri Aug 05, 2022 5:36 pm

Anyone else listen to it? Never had a desire to go to Argentina or Mexico to hunt but some of the episodes are changing my mind.
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Re: It’s Duck Season Somewhere Podcast

Postby plainsman » Fri Aug 05, 2022 7:54 pm

seems much of those are for doves....?
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Re: It’s Duck Season Somewhere Podcast

Postby PorkChop » Fri Aug 05, 2022 8:52 pm

They are always talking about the duckhunting. I think they offer the dove and parakeets as an option in the afternoon or you can duck hunt again in the afternoon. Sounds like in Argentina they shoot a lot of white cheek Pintail, Rosie bills and silver teal. Might be some other ducks as well. They’ve mentioned shooting seven or eight different species.
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Re: It’s Duck Season Somewhere Podcast

Postby PorkChop » Fri Aug 05, 2022 8:53 pm

There was pretty good episode about banding recently with Dr. Chris Nikolai from Delta Waterfowl. Every once in a while there’s some non-duckhunting related stuff. I’ve always found it enjoyable!
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Re: It’s Duck Season Somewhere Podcast

Postby Pennydog1 » Fri Aug 05, 2022 9:03 pm

the other country hunts would be an experience but bringing birds back for taxidermy you need deep pockets they have to go to a licensed taxidermist with an import permit to do those birds which is more cost than a normal t,dermist
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Re: It’s Duck Season Somewhere Podcast

Postby PorkChop » Fri Aug 05, 2022 10:10 pm

Pennydog1 wrote:the other country hunts would be an experience but bringing birds back for taxidermy you need deep pockets they have to go to a licensed taxidermist with an import permit to do those birds which is more cost than a normal t,dermist

I would be fine with that. I lost the taxidermy bug a long time ago. I guess because most of my mounts got ruined with all my moving in the military. Pictures are sufficient for me these days.
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Re: It’s Duck Season Somewhere Podcast

Postby plainsman » Fri Aug 05, 2022 10:20 pm

PorkChop wrote:
Pennydog1 wrote:the other country hunts would be an experience but bringing birds back for taxidermy you need deep pockets they have to go to a licensed taxidermist with an import permit to do those birds which is more cost than a normal t,dermist

I would be fine with that. I lost the taxidermy bug a long time ago. I guess because most of my mounts got ruined with all my moving in the military. Pictures are sufficient for me these days.

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in getting birds mounted ....except for one very large goose...it hit 5'11'3/4'" natural wingspan....not gonna cheat to get 6 foot...but thats just me....
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Re: It’s Duck Season Somewhere Podcast

Postby Pennydog1 » Fri Aug 05, 2022 10:22 pm

the bug bites me every season ive been doing my own taxidermy since i was 14 im 70 now alot of birds have flew through my house over the years and never tire of doing them, ps ,a 6ft wingspan goose takes up alot of wall nice
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Re: It’s Duck Season Somewhere Podcast

Postby PorkChop » Fri Aug 05, 2022 10:28 pm

Pennydog1 wrote:the bug bites me every season ive been doing my own taxidermy since i was 14 im 70 now alot of birds have flew through my house over the years and never tire of doing them, ps ,a 6ft wingspan goose takes up alot of wall nice


You are Blessed to have that skill! I could only imagine if I tried to mount a bird.
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Re: It’s Duck Season Somewhere Podcast

Postby Pennydog1 » Fri Aug 05, 2022 10:36 pm

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its not the mounting part thats hard its the making it look as it did when it was alive thats the hard part its very rewarding when a bird turns out nice
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Re: It’s Duck Season Somewhere Podcast

Postby Rick » Sat Aug 06, 2022 3:46 am

PorkChop wrote:There was pretty good episode about banding recently with Dr. Chris Nikolai from Delta Waterfowl.


Ramsey joined us banding blue-wings one day this past spring and really seemed to enjoy himself.
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Re: It’s Duck Season Somewhere Podcast

Postby Ricky Spanish » Sat Aug 06, 2022 4:31 am

Must be sick or something.
In season I spend about 85 days afield.
Hours and hours watching ducks fly by.
In the afternoons we drive around looking for ducks in private fields trying to figure them out.
We literally tear up Chad's farm truck doing it.
Podcast? I get enough of it in arkansas.
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Re: It’s Duck Season Somewhere Podcast

Postby Duck Engr » Sat Aug 06, 2022 6:50 am

Wow that’s superb Penny!
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