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day break wrote:noticed I'm not a newbie anymore. thank you fellas

You're right . . . . . You now have the appropriate rank.

Greenhead22 wrote:

day break wrote:noticed I'm not a newbie anymore. thank you fellas

You're right . . . . . You now have the appropriate rank.

Oh man that made my night! You da man GH22.

I didn't know Douche was a ranking


With that said; GH22, not half bad

I do what I can.

Greenhead22 wrote:I do what I can.

CLASSIC!

my neighbor said the poll that counts is different than the poll on this thread. so far all the paying customers are 100% in and wanting as many ducks as he is willing to put in their breaks. Only one paying customer of his left to hear from. He thinks he will soon have a waiting list of new customers if all this pans out. New duck holes can be created much easier if you do not have to rely on the ducks to find the holes. As a land owner myself, I know that I can do everything right to make an ideal duck hole and the ducks just will not come. I am not as fortunate as others to be located in a natural fly way. The old timers around my area remember plenty of ducks in this area and are at a loss as to why there are so few ducks in the area these days.

Greenhead22 wrote:

day break wrote:noticed I'm not a newbie anymore. thank you fellas

You're right . . . . . You now have the appropriate rank.

Hahahhahaha!

Hey GH22 can you put a pink canoe as his profile pic?

I'll see how creative I can get.

Oh the fun.

there is a farm that i rent that once had a large antebellum home on it. huge oaks and pines everywhere. the house burned back in the 60's leaving only a large hour glass shaped swimming pool and a chimney about 10 yards away. the pool is cracked and only has water after really hard rains.occasionally we still build fires in the old fire place on chilly winter days and roast marshmallows. we built a lean to around the fireplace to shield the wind and keep us dry in light rains. the vines have grown over the lean to and really the structure is not even noticeable any more. i actually saw ducks in this pool last year. i have a submersible well that waters 40 acres about 50 yards away. i bet that i can pump that pool full in October and train ducks to fly there. if i build a fire every three or 4 days so that the ducks are use to the smoke, then I don't see why I can't hunt ducks and cook marshmallows at the same time.

day break wrote:there is a farm that i rent that once had a large antebellum home on it. huge oaks and pines everywhere. the house burned back in the 60's leaving only a large hour glass shaped swimming pool and a chimney about 10 yards away. the pool is cracked and only has water after really hard rains.occasionally we still build fires in the old fire place on chilly winter days and roast marshmallows. we built a lean to around the fireplace to shield the wind and keep us dry in light rains. the vines have grown over the lean to and really the structure is not even noticeable any more. i actually saw ducks in this pool last year. i have a submersible well that waters 40 acres about 50 yards away. i bet that i can pump that pool full in October and train ducks to fly there. if i build a fire every three or 4 days so that the ducks are use to the smoke, then I don't see why I can't hunt ducks and cook marshmallows at the same time.

what part of Alabama are you from?

day break wrote:there is a farm that i rent that once had a large antebellum home on it. huge oaks and pines everywhere. the house burned back in the 60's leaving only a large hour glass shaped swimming pool and a chimney about 10 yards away. the pool is cracked and only has water after really hard rains.occasionally we still build fires in the old fire place on chilly winter days and roast marshmallows. we built a lean to around the fireplace to shield the wind and keep us dry in light rains. the vines have grown over the lean to and really the structure is not even noticeable any more. i actually saw ducks in this pool last year. i have a submersible well that waters 40 acres about 50 yards away. i bet that i can pump that pool full in October and train ducks to fly there. if i build a fire every three or 4 days so that the ducks are use to the smoke, then I don't see why I can't hunt ducks and cook marshmallows at the same time.

I bet hes a Georgia boy.

I just looked through all of that looking for the part where the 3000 duck guy got in trouble for putting Temik out to control the predators.

day break, what about that??????