goose question
goose question
Guess I'll try my hand getting into hunting the big bird never really tried it but started buying shells and some rags what kind of numbers should I shot for on decoys or any other input would be great.
Wait wait!! Dam* shouldve shot them
Re: goose question
Learn to call specks or Canadas and you need like six decoys of each with a GOOD call, and they are EASY to decoy.
Snows get about 1,000 rags and unless you have a hot field you may not fire a shot call or no call.
Snows get about 1,000 rags and unless you have a hot field you may not fire a shot call or no call.
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Re: goose question
call me when they are thick in a field you have access to
Re: goose question
Depends on how Mobile you want to be and how well you are able to get concealed.
Locals birds are tough. We put-out 5 dz Higdon shells in a pea field that held 200-300 birds and didn't get'em to really 'finish' until we dug ourselves in and just used burlap with pea stubble attached with zip ties. If you have a dog - better figure on digging deep enough for it to be completely flush and train it to stay 'down' when birds are approaching.
Sometimes it's not a matter of how much or how many - as it is, what you do with what you have.
Concealment is the main priority.
Locals birds are tough. We put-out 5 dz Higdon shells in a pea field that held 200-300 birds and didn't get'em to really 'finish' until we dug ourselves in and just used burlap with pea stubble attached with zip ties. If you have a dog - better figure on digging deep enough for it to be completely flush and train it to stay 'down' when birds are approaching.
Sometimes it's not a matter of how much or how many - as it is, what you do with what you have.
Concealment is the main priority.
"I'd like to be remembered among my closest waterfowling friends (if I am remembered at all) for how I hunted them - not how many I killed" - [Jay Strangis]
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