teul2 wrote:

H20 Fowl wrote:I can't think of anyone who deserves that band more... nice job.

thanks bud

Band Number: 0934-XXXXX
Where bird was banded: South Carolina
Date banded: 02/18/2006
Species: Green-winged Teal (American)

was the back right toe clipped

2.5" in a block from leland east to indianola, north to sunlower, and west to shaw and back south to leland

dont know if it has a label for wheat, but we treated corn with avipel that repels black birds. Not sure if you can put it on wheat but it would be worth a phone call. It comes a seed treatment and also a granular that you put in the planter.

i checked into that with jimmy sanders and they said ...

Blackduck wrote:Arkie land you can use a rifle. Man do I have a set up for that!

well , get ready!

munyoz70 wrote:dont know if it has a label for wheat, but we treated corn with avipel that repels black birds. Not sure if you can put it on wheat but it would be worth a phone call. It comes a seed treatment and also a granular that you put in the planter.

i think that requires a section 18 even on corn.

craziehunter wrote:I've got shells and a gun. Willing to travel

well, i might put out an invite. i am planting 1350 of wheat on fields that are geese hangouts already. i will let u know. they are not here yet.

anybody know anything that can be placed on wheat while planting to keep the geese off later on after emergence?

i got to talking to a friend of mine who has several 100 acres of enclosed woods where he raises deer. he said that the restrictions in MS are borderline ridiculous on transporting deer across state lines. he indicated that most other states, throughout the continental united states, allow ...

LawDawg wrote:Are they shipping in deer too? I'd like to kill one with glittery antlers and a camouflage collar. Thanks.

no deer. large acres need to be enclosed with high rise fence for that. they are just not in to that though. i do know people who are and arrangements can be made.

i have been told that there are at least 2 holes that the ducks are being moved to still available, not one.
also, if anyone wants to try some they will sell and deliver the ducks. $15 per duck and $1.50 mile.

While I am not sure of this, there may be only one hole left to lease that has ducks being placed in the hole. the hole is already flooded with some ducks moved to the hole. also has deer hunting too. they said they were moving a few more ducks to the hole later next week. they said 20 or so ducks ...

they moved 45 ducks to one hole and 56 ducks to another this morning.

381 ducks moved to two locations yesterday

all the duck holes but one have the wells off. the water is high enough to move the ducks

the duck holes are pumping up better than expected in this on going drought