Rick wrote:And I predict I'll hope you're right.
Ericdc wrote:According to survey, we have a lot, I imagine their movement is very limited to do this really hot weather.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
aunt betty wrote:Watching the weather real close up here and mine don't match up with what y'all are saying.
You see I got this treatment for varroa mites on the bees that has a very specific window of temperatures where it's safe to use. Has to be below 85 in the day and above 50 at night. Been trying to get it done but have to wait for the right weather window. Long-range forecast says I won't be able to do anything for 8-9 days. The mini heat-wave continues. Surprised to see it's hotter here than in Arkansas. Go figure.
Our teal season is over in 4 days. the next four days:
High Low
94 69
92 66
91 66
90 64
North wind my A.
Sorry to pop anyone's bubble. I could be wrong 50:50.
Ericdc wrote:aunt betty wrote:Watching the weather real close up here and mine don't match up with what y'all are saying.
You see I got this treatment for varroa mites on the bees that has a very specific window of temperatures where it's safe to use. Has to be below 85 in the day and above 50 at night. Been trying to get it done but have to wait for the right weather window. Long-range forecast says I won't be able to do anything for 8-9 days. The mini heat-wave continues. Surprised to see it's hotter here than in Arkansas. Go figure.
Our teal season is over in 4 days. the next four days:
High Low
94 69
92 66
91 66
90 64
North wind my A.
Sorry to pop anyone's bubble. I could be wrong 50:50.
They’re talking about next week fella
aunt betty wrote:One year we limited on teal on December 23 (last day of season) hunting over solid ice. Strange things can happen.
SpinnerMan wrote:aunt betty wrote:One year we limited on teal on December 23 (last day of season) hunting over solid ice. Strange things can happen.
GWT are not the fair-weathered creatures that their BWT cousins are. We don't get a lot, but it's not unusual to get them well into November. If they were BWT you shot over ice, that would be very strange.
aunt betty wrote:What's the sausage lookin' stuff? Is it rabideaux's?
Boudin? The cajun cooking is tempting me to want to head south.
When I heard that Texan on "American Picker's" tell a Yankee joke where the punchline is "when they stay it sucks" has me thinkin' it's not such a good idea cuz I'd probably want to stay.
Ericdc wrote:aunt betty wrote:What's the sausage lookin' stuff? Is it rabideaux's?
Boudin? The cajun cooking is tempting me to want to head south.
When I heard that Texan on "American Picker's" tell a Yankee joke where the punchline is "when they stay it sucks" has me thinkin' it's not such a good idea cuz I'd probably want to stay.
It’s fresh “raw” chicken sausage made with thigh meat. Pretty good.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Darren wrote:Didn't put eyes on 8 teal myself today! How have the other marsh blinds around you been making out lately? Up and down on same days as you?
Deltaman wrote:Rick, if the mosquito problem persists, you might try spraying the blind with something like yard guard a few minutes prior to settling in. Had an old duck hunting buddy that kept a can in his boat, and when pulling into a blind and getting covered with the bastages, would back out while spraying the stuff throughout, sit upwind a few minutes, and then re-enter.
Duck Engr wrote:Rick if it's any consolation we had a push of doves show up today for some reason. It's not teal, but at least some migratory fowl are on the move. Maybe your uptick will continue into the weekend.
Rick wrote:Darren wrote:Didn't put eyes on 8 teal myself today! How have the other marsh blinds around you been making out lately? Up and down on same days as you?
Issac and a super-duper shot got 10, Ed and his two guys fired one volley, but I don't know what they hit. Spoke to Garret Cole, who runs SWLA Hunting Lodge or some such in Thornwell, and he had one bird this morning on a 50K lease other blind hunting on it scratched. Said Lacassine Land wasn't doing pecans, either.
Rick wrote:
Curses: No birds. Issac had two, we had one, Clark on Cherry Ridge had one, and two of our blinds scratched.
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 5 guests