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you would call to the ducks when they circle back to try and get them to commet to your spread right?banknote wrote:As far away as possible and don't shoot at ducks they are working/calling when they happen to swing by you. If they decide to commit to your spread, kill 'em, but if they're just swinging by on their way to the other guys spread, leave 'em be.
realunlucky wrote:you would call to the ducks when they circle back to try and get them to commet to your spread right?banknote wrote:As far away as possible and don't shoot at ducks they are working/calling when they happen to swing by you. If they decide to commit to your spread, kill 'em, but if they're just swinging by on their way to the other guys spread, leave 'em be.
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banknote wrote:realunlucky wrote:you would call to the ducks when they circle back to try and get them to commet to your spread right?banknote wrote:As far away as possible and don't shoot at ducks they are working/calling when they happen to swing by you. If they decide to commit to your spread, kill 'em, but if they're just swinging by on their way to the other guys spread, leave 'em be.
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Call all you want, just don't shoot at birds that some one else has working. Kind of like putting the moves on some chick your buddy's been buying drinks for all night. If you're far enough away, it shouldn't be an issue.
realunlucky wrote:Coldfront is moving in which I would think is going to put more hunters in marsh not less. Does weather have a huge affect on bird movement?
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assateague wrote:realunlucky wrote:Coldfront is moving in which I would think is going to put more hunters in marsh not less. Does weather have a huge affect on bird movement?
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Some say yes, some say no. Honestly, I've never seen any difference, but it's going to depend a lot on where you hunt. A lot of folks will tell you they want a cold, rainy, windy day for duck hunting, but after about 30 years, I've found that to be a load of crap. I don't have any "proof", but I've killed more ducks on blue bird days than nasty days. If it's raining in the morning, I do try and be set up about a half hour before the rain or snow is supposed to stop, because they will be up and moving around as soon as it quits.
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it is cheapest way only costs a black eye!capt1972 wrote:banknote wrote:realunlucky wrote:you would call to the ducks when they circle back to try and get them to commet to your spread right?banknote wrote:As far away as possible and don't shoot at ducks they are working/calling when they happen to swing by you. If they decide to commit to your spread, kill 'em, but if they're just swinging by on their way to the other guys spread, leave 'em be.
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Call all you want, just don't shoot at birds that some one else has working. Kind of like putting the moves on some chick your buddy's been buying drinks for all night. If you're far enough away, it shouldn't be an issue.
One of my best tactics
realunlucky wrote:it is cheapest way only costs a black eye!capt1972 wrote:banknote wrote:realunlucky wrote:you would call to the ducks when they circle back to try and get them to commet to your spread right?banknote wrote:As far away as possible and don't shoot at ducks they are working/calling when they happen to swing by you. If they decide to commit to your spread, kill 'em, but if they're just swinging by on their way to the other guys spread, leave 'em be.
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Call all you want, just don't shoot at birds that some one else has working. Kind of like putting the moves on some chick your buddy's been buying drinks for all night. If you're far enough away, it shouldn't be an issue.
One of my best tactics
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Flightstopper wrote:assateague wrote:realunlucky wrote:Coldfront is moving in which I would think is going to put more hunters in marsh not less. Does weather have a huge affect on bird movement?
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Some say yes, some say no. Honestly, I've never seen any difference, but it's going to depend a lot on where you hunt. A lot of folks will tell you they want a cold, rainy, windy day for duck hunting, but after about 30 years, I've found that to be a load of crap. I don't have any "proof", but I've killed more ducks on blue bird days than nasty days. If it's raining in the morning, I do try and be set up about a half hour before the rain or snow is supposed to stop, because they will be up and moving around as soon as it quits.
Don't even have 30 years worth of living but, I concur.
realunlucky wrote:Are some times of day better than others? Is it typical to leave for lunch?
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assateague wrote:When you think you have the pattern figured out, they will do something different. But they will be nice enough to do something different AFTER you have planned that morning all week, and got all your shit set up. Sometimes you can even see them flying a couple hundred yards off in the distance, on their way to doing something different. Bastards.
realunlucky wrote:Are some times of day better than others? Is it typical to leave for lunch?
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Tiler_J wrote:Flightstopper wrote:assateague wrote:realunlucky wrote:Coldfront is moving in which I would think is going to put more hunters in marsh not less. Does weather have a huge affect on bird movement?
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Some say yes, some say no. Honestly, I've never seen any difference, but it's going to depend a lot on where you hunt. A lot of folks will tell you they want a cold, rainy, windy day for duck hunting, but after about 30 years, I've found that to be a load of crap. I don't have any "proof", but I've killed more ducks on blue bird days than nasty days. If it's raining in the morning, I do try and be set up about a half hour before the rain or snow is supposed to stop, because they will be up and moving around as soon as it quits.
Don't even have 30 years worth of living but, I concur.
And I don't. I have definitely shot more birds on windy or stormy days than on clear blue bird days. But I really think it just depends on where you hunt and how the ducks react in that area. Time in the field will be the only way to figure out what the ducks in your area do.
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banknote wrote:realunlucky wrote:Are some times of day better than others? Is it typical to leave for lunch?
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There's no better way to bring ducks around than sticking a sandwich in your face.
AKPirate wrote:The sins of Boot and Gaddy are causing the Cali drought and knowing they have no limits to their depravity... :mrgreen:
banknote wrote:realunlucky wrote:Are some times of day better than others? Is it typical to leave for lunch?
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There's no better way to bring ducks around than sticking a sandwich in your face.
realunlucky wrote:Daughter is very excited to go hunting. Told me she can't wait to spend time with just us no younger brother. Hoping she really has good time
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RickC wrote:realunlucky wrote:Daughter is very excited to go hunting. Told me she can't wait to spend time with just us no younger brother. Hoping she really has good time
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