What size shot do yall use.

[Welldoggie]

mostly Win Drylock 3's...but I'll drop the hint to some one in my family about some Christmas Hevi shot #6's in my stocking...man, oh man, does that spank 'em. I'm talking not even a wiggle when that duck hits the water.

Hevi in the stocking... it's even better than getting socks and a sleeve of Pro-V1's.

[Don Miller]

3.5 in. Kent Fast Steel #1s thru a Benelli SKB w/modified choke works best for me in open rice fields. In timber I like #2s or #3s

[mottlet]

drylock 3" 3's........

mottlet

[**mudd_puppy**]

For Wisconsin opener i use 3inch #4 but MS opener i use 3'' #2 kent fast steel ! throught the old Winchester super x2

[tunica du4u]

3 1/2 #3 Drylocks since most of our hunting is open fields. But On a good clear "blue-bird" day, when I use my 7" Mag Waterfowl Widow Maker, ole WW likes dem 7" #0000 loads [img]images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]

[Hambone]

2 3/4 inch steel #4s!

[Super-X]

Kent 3" #2's or #3's
Have used 2-3/4" Kent #3's in sloughs & timber though.

[mississippi_duc_htr]

Drylok no. 2 or 4's depending on what kind of ducks I'm looking @ hehehehehehe [img]images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]

[MALLARDBUSTER]

WINCHESTER DRYLOK 3IN #4 FOR TIMBER,#2 FOR FIELDS

[SoftCall]

For:

Ducks in the trees and thick stuff..estate #6 3" steel. It will flat break them down and they aren't getting out of there. It's called "the wall of steel".


Fields and open water...Kent fast steel #4 3" - same as Wildfowler's post.

Geese & Mallards in the peanuts....Kent fast steel #2 3". A little heavy on the ducks in tight so you need to give them some distance. It'll flat put a lesser or a ross on their tail feathers with X's across their eyes too.

[Unkljohn]

I really like the Hevishot #6, but I usually shoot Dry-lok 3" #3 or #4
JT

[Model12]

Kent TM #5's, or Hevi-shot 6's....

[wngrog]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Hambone:
<STRONG>2 3/4 inch steel #4s!</STRONG><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Liar, you use whatever is the cheapest!