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Well, someone has to get this thing started.
Daybreak, on the 6th day with the scroter last season.

QH's Paw wrote:Well, someone has to get this thing started.
Daybreak, on the 6th day with the scroter last season.

great photo. Looks like a Tim burton film.

"the nightmare before opening day"

From the blind at my favorite spot.

Opening weekend year before last. Aka my first year duck hunting.

Nice pic there Goldfish............. Lost

Nice pic there Goldfish............. Lost

Fine. Since the theme this month seems to be blind shots, here's mine (although Goldie's is so good, it should probably just win right now). I've always liked this one, because it sort of sums up the empty places only duck hunters get to experience.

Assa is that all froze up except for your little hole?

Oh, and thanks guys. Like I said first year out. Spot had some birds come thru, but it was prettier than it was productive, lol. Year after we hit the next lake over running the channel between the two and the fog was so thick that when I was trying to cross that lake to get there I almost went head first into reeds at 3/4 throttle.

Yeah, took me about 45 minutes to stomp and clear that hole. And didn't even shoot.

assateague wrote:Yeah, took me about 45 minutes to stomp and clear that hole. And didn't even shoot.

That's because you left a trail going to the hole from where you were! You gotta do a belly slide to the spot you want, then break the hole you want, then shimmy back out on your belly.

Or just bust out around the perimeter of a big area, then slide the remaining slab of ice under the outer ice.

Salt water. No such thing as "the big slab". Saltwater ice is pretty mushy, slushy crap.

assateague wrote:Salt water. No such thing as "the big slab". Saltwater ice is pretty mushy, slushy crap.

Oh. I'm sorry

And your hole moves quite a bit, too, with the wind and tide.

assateague wrote:And your hole moves quite a bit, too, with the wind and tide.

That's what she said.

If the theme is blinds, this is a view from one of my farm ponds.

In sticking with the theme, here is one from the pit.

Live birds. Swam 25 yards out from the pit. Of course, it was during the speck/snow only spring season.

Don't take many from the blind shots...but keeping in the theme.

This have to be from this past season?


Sasquatch hunting expert

jehler wrote:This have to be from this past season?


Sasquatch hunting expert

No you can submit a waterfowl photo of any topic from any time. Just has to be related to waterfowl.

There are some good pictures here. The dog stickin it's young out cracked me up cap't. Reminds me of the dog from nintendo duck hunt.

Goldfish wrote:There are some good pictures here. The dog stickin it's young out cracked me up cap't. Reminds me of the dog from nintendo duck hunt.

HAHA...that was her first hunt at 12weeks old. Brought her along just to expose her and see how she reacted. She technically got her first retrieve that day. My FIL's dog brought a duck back to the boat, as soon as she saw it in the bottom of the boat she dragged it over to me. She couldn't even come close to picking it up.

Suck at picture takin', but here's some specks at sunset...

This is pic of twin boys couple years ago with their first geese.

Just another day at the office

One of the few places you can watch the sun rise and set over water on the east coast.

dog walker wrote:Just another day at the office

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thats a great photo

This was one season before I had to have old man Hoss put down. (Im lucky to have his grandson now, hope he's half as good).