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Re: Duck Hunting tips and tricks.

Postby Fowlplay » Mon Feb 25, 2013 7:42 pm

Eric Haynes wrote:
Fowlplay wrote:just for you beef

I've never fished for carp, or bowed them, but it looks like a ton of fun. Gonna have to try it this year.

its some of the most fun you can have with your clothes on :beer:
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Re: Duck Hunting tips and tricks.

Postby Eric Haynes » Mon Feb 25, 2013 7:42 pm

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Mornin Beef wrote:Good god. I bet the Asians would buy them within their restaurants. Do you at least try to make coin? Looks like a Cambodians rig on national discovery to me.

when i was younger and fishing with an older buddy, we would take the carp we shot and trade them to a low grade chinese restaurant in exchange for dinner. been a long time tho

I have never ate one, but I can't see how it could possibly taste that much different than sturgeon.
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Re: Duck Hunting tips and tricks.

Postby Fowlplay » Mon Feb 25, 2013 7:44 pm

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Mornin Beef wrote:Good god. I bet the Asians would buy them within their restaurants. Do you at least try to make coin? Looks like a Cambodians rig on national discovery to me.

when i was younger and fishing with an older buddy, we would take the carp we shot and trade them to a low grade chinese restaurant in exchange for dinner. been a long time tho

I have never ate one, but I can't see how it could possibly taste that much different than sturgeon.

i havent either, the game fish outta this lake are marginally edible at best. cant imagine a carp :o
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Re: Duck Hunting tips and tricks.

Postby Eric Haynes » Mon Feb 25, 2013 7:46 pm

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Eric Haynes wrote:
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Mornin Beef wrote:Good god. I bet the Asians would buy them within their restaurants. Do you at least try to make coin? Looks like a Cambodians rig on national discovery to me.

when i was younger and fishing with an older buddy, we would take the carp we shot and trade them to a low grade chinese restaurant in exchange for dinner. been a long time tho

I have never ate one, but I can't see how it could possibly taste that much different than sturgeon.

i havent either, the game fish outta this lake are marginally edible at best. cant imagine a carp :o

I'm on the St. Lawrence, one of the cleanest rivers in the world. I would eat one if prepared for me.
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Re: Duck Hunting tips and tricks.

Postby Olly » Mon Feb 25, 2013 7:46 pm

I'd like this topic to stay on task, you guys should make a new thread in the fishing section.

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Re: Duck Hunting tips and tricks.

Postby Eric Haynes » Mon Feb 25, 2013 7:46 pm

Fowlplay wrote:
Eric Haynes wrote:
Fowlplay wrote:just for you beef

I've never fished for carp, or bowed them, but it looks like a ton of fun. Gonna have to try it this year.

its some of the most fun you can have with your clothes on :beer:

Do I have to wear clothes?
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Re: Duck Hunting tips and tricks.

Postby Eric Haynes » Mon Feb 25, 2013 7:47 pm

Olly wrote:I'd like this topic to stay on task, you guys should make a new thread in the fishing section.

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Sorry Olly. Could you transfer these over? Or just delete my posts.
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Re: Duck Hunting tips and tricks.

Postby Fowlplay » Mon Feb 25, 2013 7:48 pm

Olly wrote:I'd like this topic to stay on task, you guys should make a new thread in the fishing section.

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sorry boss. if its any consolation: MB started it
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Re: Duck Hunting tips and tricks.

Postby Fowlplay » Mon Feb 25, 2013 7:48 pm

Eric Haynes wrote:
Fowlplay wrote:
Eric Haynes wrote:
Fowlplay wrote:just for you beef

I've never fished for carp, or bowed them, but it looks like a ton of fun. Gonna have to try it this year.

its some of the most fun you can have with your clothes on :beer:

Do I have to wear clothes?

last post on this topic: clothing is optional, but not encouraged :lol:
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Re: Duck Hunting tips and tricks.

Postby Mornin Beef » Mon Feb 25, 2013 7:49 pm

Olly wrote:I'd like this topic to stay on task, you guys should make a new thread in the fishing section.

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Re: Duck Hunting tips and tricks.

Postby Olly » Mon Feb 25, 2013 7:50 pm

Thanks guys.
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Re: Duck Hunting tips and tricks.

Postby aunt betty » Wed Feb 27, 2013 2:12 pm

I see guys all the time who have trouble with their boats not starting. Most of the time it's poor battery maintenance imo.
I have to pull-start my little Evinrude so I keep it running in tip-top condition.
My starter is busted but the charging system still works. I still put a charger on my battery every chance I get out of habit.
Tip of the day: Plug it in and it'll start tomorrow morning. Remember to un-plug or you drive off with the charger in tow. :mrgreen:
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Re: Duck Hunting tips and tricks.

Postby assateague » Wed Feb 27, 2013 2:26 pm

Another battery related tip- even if you buy a brand new battery, pop the caps off and top off the water. New batteries only come about 2/3 full. Even if it says "do not remove", I pry them off and fill up. Get about double the life out of them.
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Re: Duck Hunting tips and tricks.

Postby aunt betty » Wed Feb 27, 2013 3:58 pm

assateague wrote:Another battery related tip- even if you buy a brand new battery, pop the caps off and top off the water. New batteries only come about 2/3 full. Even if it says "do not remove", I pry them off and fill up. Get about double the life out of them.
Great tip. Them deep cycle batteries are 'spensive as **** and it HURTS to buy one. :thumbsup:

Carry a spare serpentine belt in the truck and tools to fix it. Could save a hunt.
I keep the old one in my door panel pocket with the wrenches.
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Re: Duck Hunting tips and tricks.

Postby NuffDaddy » Wed Feb 27, 2013 4:08 pm

If you have a battery distributer near you get your batteries from there. Ask for blemish batteries. I get all my batteries from the interstate battery warehouse. Got 2 marine deep cycles for $120.


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Re: Duck Hunting tips and tricks.

Postby aunt betty » Wed Mar 20, 2013 10:58 am

I'm trying to pull off a REALLY good trick and may need some pointers.
How am I going to pull off being a resident in one state while living in another?

I spend about 3-4 months/year in Arkansas. I'm slowly edging towards moving there but the wife, daughter, and grandbaby have roots in Illinois.
Paying out the azz for the ooser license and parking my truck at WMA's with ooser plates...has to end somehow.

Any tips or tricks?
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Re: Duck Hunting tips and tricks.

Postby assateague » Wed Mar 20, 2013 11:05 am

Get an Arky DL. Use somebody's address. Don't get pulled over in IL. Steal plates, and only put on your truck when you park it to hunt.
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Re: Duck Hunting tips and tricks.

Postby waterfowlman » Wed Mar 20, 2013 11:58 am

aunt betty wrote:I'm trying to pull off a REALLY good trick and may need some pointers.
How am I going to pull off being a resident in one state while living in another?

I spend about 3-4 months/year in Arkansas. I'm slowly edging towards moving there but the wife, daughter, and grandbaby have roots in Illinois.
Paying out the azz for the ooser license and parking my truck at WMA's with ooser plates...has to end somehow.

Any tips or tricks?


Marry another woman in Arkansas and commute back and forth. :lol:
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Re: Duck Hunting tips and tricks.

Postby Woody » Fri Apr 26, 2013 7:41 am

aunt betty wrote:I'm trying to pull off a REALLY good trick and may need some pointers.
How am I going to pull off being a resident in one state while living in another?

I spend about 3-4 months/year in Arkansas. I'm slowly edging towards moving there but the wife, daughter, and grandbaby have roots in Illinois.
Paying out the azz for the ooser license and parking my truck at WMA's with ooser plates...has to end somehow.

Any tips or tricks?


Legally speaking... You can't!
You are a resident of the state you spend the majority of your time in, if you have a home in two states.
You and your wife simply have to spend a few more months outside Illinois.
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Re: Duck Hunting tips and tricks.

Postby aunt betty » Thu May 16, 2013 11:19 am

Woody wrote:
aunt betty wrote:I'm trying to pull off a REALLY good trick and may need some pointers.
How am I going to pull off being a resident in one state while living in another?

I spend about 3-4 months/year in Arkansas. I'm slowly edging towards moving there but the wife, daughter, and grandbaby have roots in Illinois.
Paying out the azz for the ooser license and parking my truck at WMA's with ooser plates...has to end somehow.

Any tips or tricks?


Legally speaking... You can't!
You are a resident of the state you spend the majority of your time in, if you have a home in two states.
You and your wife simply have to spend a few more months outside Illinois.
So how does a senator or representative live in Washington for several years and still have residency in their home-state come election time? Good question.
Who keeps a log of the hours spent out of state?

Where I hunt is right on the state line between Mo. And Ar. Lots of ooser hunters. Arkansas has to love collecting all the extra loot.
I sleep in Mo. and hunt in Ar. sometimes.
Some of the guys suggested I should get Mo. license in case I get stopped coming back to camp. PROVING WHERE I shot the ducks might become an issue. Mo money? Yer kidding me?

Waterfowl don't even know these lines exist.
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Re: Duck Hunting tips and tricks.

Postby aunt betty » Thu May 16, 2013 11:33 am

The way for me to become an Ar resident on paper is easy. Not legal but ya have to get caught before it's illegal. Getting caught means confessing. NEVER confess. Make them prove it.

What I been told is to simply pay for one single delivery of propane to someone's residence in Arkansas. The bill is a utility bill and is proof of residence. I take the bill to the Driver's License place and simply get a new license and whalla. I'm an Arkansas resident.
IT IS THAT EASY!

To get a resident hunting licence this fall I have to do this NOW. The law says you have to be a resident at least 6 months prior to buying your first resident hunting license. I wonder how it works if I come in and am only 5 months and two weeks?
I guess I buy an ooser license still.

I'm not going to do all this to save a couple Benjamins but it sure is tempting.
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Re: Duck Hunting tips and tricks.

Postby aunt betty » Thu May 16, 2013 11:43 am

Not sure y'all hunt OOS.
To demonstrate why I'm interested in this fake residency...
It's $25/year for a resident license. It comes with 4 deer tags and two turkey.
You still have to buy an $8 stamp for waterfowl. Then you're good to go. ANY species pretty much.
It's $25 to get a guide license for residents.

For an OOSER...I don't even want to talk about how much it would cost for 4 deer tags, 2 turkey tags, duck stamps and the works. You WILL get sticker shock if I did.
I only hunt waterfowl and get a small game variety annual license that is $80. $100 annual WMA permit for OOS, $30 duck stamp, $150 guide license. Add that up. That's too much BOB! I forgot about the Federal duck stamp but we all accept that.
Close to $400 for a license to kill waterfowl.
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Re: Duck Hunting tips and tricks.

Postby assateague » Thu May 16, 2013 11:56 am

aunt betty wrote:The way for me to become an Ar resident on paper is easy. Not legal but ya have to get caught before it's illegal. Getting caught means confessing. NEVER confess. Make them prove it.

What I been told is to simply pay for one single delivery of propane to someone's residence in Arkansas. The bill is a utility bill and is proof of residence. I take the bill to the Driver's License place and simply get a new license and whalla. I'm an Arkansas resident.
IT IS THAT EASY!

To get a resident hunting licence this fall I have to do this NOW. The law says you have to be a resident at least 6 months prior to buying your first resident hunting license. I wonder how it works if I come in and am only 5 months and two weeks?
I guess I buy an ooser license still.

I'm not going to do all this to save a couple Benjamins but it sure is tempting.



You will have to turn in your IL license to do this. So you better not get pulled over in IL.
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Re: Duck Hunting tips and tricks.

Postby aunt betty » Thu May 16, 2013 12:43 pm

assateague wrote:
aunt betty wrote:The way for me to become an Ar resident on paper is easy. Not legal but ya have to get caught before it's illegal. Getting caught means confessing. NEVER confess. Make them prove it.

What I been told is to simply pay for one single delivery of propane to someone's residence in Arkansas. The bill is a utility bill and is proof of residence. I take the bill to the Driver's License place and simply get a new license and whalla. I'm an Arkansas resident.
IT IS THAT EASY!

To get a resident hunting licence this fall I have to do this NOW. The law says you have to be a resident at least 6 months prior to buying your first resident hunting license. I wonder how it works if I come in and am only 5 months and two weeks?
I guess I buy an ooser license still.

I'm not going to do all this to save a couple Benjamins but it sure is tempting.



You will have to turn in your IL license to do this. So you better not get pulled over in IL.
I know you can't have two licenses. It's like you are saying an Ar. license is only good in Ar and not Ill.?

What about the other 48 states? Stay outa them too? Are you startin to notice I'm extra argue (y) today?

I've met I don't know how many people who live in Mexico and work in Illinois. They are Illinois residents and have Illinois licenses too.

I'll just tell everyone I'm originally from Chihuahua and just visiting the country. My new name is Miguel Rios. I AM Mexican. Just stay out of arizona, right?
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Re: Duck Hunting tips and tricks.

Postby aunt betty » Thu May 16, 2013 12:45 pm

On Facebook it says I'm from Ribualti, Pakistan.
I might be Pakistanni.
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Re: Duck Hunting tips and tricks.

Postby assateague » Thu May 16, 2013 12:47 pm

Sometimes you don't have a lot of sense. You can do whatever you want, won't hurt my feelings a bit. But the flaw in your plan is that you must turn in your IL license. If that doesn't matter, why didn't you just do what you were going to do years ago? And have fun paying the non-resident hunting and fishing license fees in IL, with your AR license :lol: Seems like 6 of one, half dozen of the other, if you ask me.
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Re: Duck Hunting tips and tricks.

Postby aunt betty » Tue May 28, 2013 4:10 pm

assateague wrote:Sometimes you don't have a lot of sense. You can do whatever you want, won't hurt my feelings a bit. But the flaw in your plan is that you must turn in your IL license. If that doesn't matter, why didn't you just do what you were going to do years ago? And have fun paying the non-resident hunting and fishing license fees in IL, with your AR license :lol: Seems like 6 of one, half dozen of the other, if you ask me.

I dont hunt or fish in Illinois now. Havent for a few years. It was so bad and they havent fixed the levees still .
We were wet for a few years straight. They shoulda been repairing things during the drought but like a leaky roof...didnt.
If it aint raining...
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Re: Duck Hunting tips and tricks.

Postby assateague » Tue May 28, 2013 4:11 pm

You got that right. I that case, screw it- I would've had an Arky DL years ago.
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Re: Duck Hunting tips and tricks.

Postby RonE » Sun Sep 08, 2013 8:47 pm

Duck hunting tip #43.5

If you are hunting with a shitty dog that cannot mark a duck and you have to show the dog where the duck is, fill an empty shell with mud so that you can throw it further in the direction of the dead or crippled bird. :mrgreen:
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Re: Duck Hunting tips and tricks.

Postby Deltaman » Mon Nov 25, 2013 9:53 am

When it is sho nuff cold and you are hunting the next day, be sure to put your hip boots/chest waders in the house to keep them warm, and in the cab of your truck for the trip to the launch. Putting on cold ass boots first thing in the morning is not pleasant, and will start the "my damn feet are freezing" sooner than you'd care to admit it :shock:
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