torch wrote:was taught by the best...... outlaw josey wales. We kill alot of one legged ducks
aint it just a shame when they get shot off...........hate when that happens
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Sunflower Colast year was a fine year so far as bands go.
these 2 were killed by me and a buddy of mine in missouri on the same morning, about 15 minutes apart:
i've been at it a long time and this was my first banded duck.
later that year (well, middle of january) doubleR and myself hunted eiders and brant up in and around the cape cod area. first bird of the week, ramsey killed a banded eider. you don't see many of em according to our guide and the old decoy maker we visited w/ that morning:
the last week of the season, doubleR also killed a banded wood duck when we were hunting.............hence, his "gator's holding out on me" comment.
i would LOVE to put a pic up, b/c they were good, but ramsey saw fit to toss my camera in the water.........THANKS buddy!
that was 4 i saw killed last year, before that, it was about 15 years in b/t me actually seeing one. bands, in my experience are a strange thing. some folks just seem to kill em while others never seem to. call it luck or opportunity, i don't know, but i think some of each applies.
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these 2 were killed by me and a buddy of mine in missouri on the same morning, about 15 minutes apart:
i've been at it a long time and this was my first banded duck.
later that year (well, middle of january) doubleR and myself hunted eiders and brant up in and around the cape cod area. first bird of the week, ramsey killed a banded eider. you don't see many of em according to our guide and the old decoy maker we visited w/ that morning:
the last week of the season, doubleR also killed a banded wood duck when we were hunting.............hence, his "gator's holding out on me" comment.
i would LOVE to put a pic up, b/c they were good, but ramsey saw fit to toss my camera in the water.........THANKS buddy!
that was 4 i saw killed last year, before that, it was about 15 years in b/t me actually seeing one. bands, in my experience are a strange thing. some folks just seem to kill em while others never seem to. call it luck or opportunity, i don't know, but i think some of each applies.
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MudBuddy, you got extremely lucky that I wasn't there. You know I would have killed the drake first. I heard your Dad killed it anyways!
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killed a handful of bands.. funny how they were all banded in the same spot though LAUREL MARYLAND.. that guy must be awful busy to tag all those birds. 
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