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of conservation officers under the Tallahatchie River Bridge on 32 right before Strider Academy? I know I counted at least 5 trucks that I could see, and there might have been more tucked up under there. The Mane was out in force, no doubt due to all the poaching from the river that has been going on in the area.

Saw that also.....actually drove down there and there were 7 trucks 2 with boat trailers......What has been going on down there? I know that wasn't just a regular patrol....

Our lease is just minuites away and touches the river. Did not notice anything unusual but am very interested to know what happened if any of yall know. We hunt the river in the afternoons to let the lease rest and have never seen more than one truck parked at the ramp all season.

There were 30 of us in about a 4 county area. We heard someone saw a duck so we came to see if it was really true.

I was back in my old Crowder stompin' grounds Saturday morning and checked about 12 guys with less than a limit of ducks between them all. It was plum pitiful.

But kudos to the guys on Dummy Line with that cargo container for a pit blind. Seriously, this was the Mother of All Pit Blinds at 40 feet long, with locking, rainproof lids, bermuda sod on the back part of the roof, electricity with multiple switches in the blind, a sink, a stove....it was just unbelievable.

Wingman wrote:I was back in my old Crowder stompin' grounds Saturday morning and checked about 12 guys with less than a limit of ducks between them all. It was plum pitiful.
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Was that you that blew by me at the Hwy 3 & 6 stop sign in Marks, about 6:30 Saturday morning ?? Guess we were both running late...

If you went down *%&# Road, it looked like an ocean... but several ducks in the usual spots...

MemphisStockBroker wrote:

Wingman wrote:I was back in my old Crowder stompin' grounds Saturday morning and checked about 12 guys with less than a limit of ducks between them all. It was plum pitiful.
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Was that you that blew by me at the Hwy 3 & 6 stop sign in Marks, about 6:30 Saturday morning ?? Guess we were both running late...

If you went down *%&# Road, it looked like an ocean... but several ducks in the usual spots...

No it wasn't me.

Maybe they were looking for Seth Bradshaw. Heard a lot of people are doing that these days.

I must have seen the same group on Saturday afternoon, except they were north of Charleston sittting right across the river on Paducah Wells Rd. before you hit the York Woods T. It was only 6 trucks and 2 boats at that time.

olemissduckhunter wrote:Saw that also.....actually drove down there and there were 7 trucks 2 with boat trailers......What has been going on down there? I know that wasn't just a regular patrol....

rewardband100 wrote:Maybe they were looking for Seth Bradshaw. Heard a lot of people are doing that these days.

[quote="dawg-n-duck"]I must have seen the same group on Saturday afternoon, except they were north of Charleston sittting right across the river on Paducah Wells Rd. before you hit the York Woods T. It was only 6 trucks and 2 boats at that time.

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I almost pulled over to show them we had one limit between 4 of us. After this year, that is almost bragging rights.

Dang Rob, you always take such purty pictures, why didn't you take one of the blind?

Wingman wrote:There were 30 of us in about a 4 county area. We heard someone saw a duck so we came to see if it was really true.

I was back in my old Crowder stompin' grounds Saturday morning and checked about 12 guys with less than a limit of ducks between them all. It was plum pitiful.

But kudos to the guys on Dummy Line with that cargo container for a pit blind. Seriously, this was the Mother of All Pit Blinds at 40 feet long, with locking, rainproof lids, bermuda sod on the back part of the roof, electricity with multiple switches in the blind, a sink, a stove....it was just unbelievable.

Cause I was in attack mode. Ain't time for pitcher takin' when you're swoopin' down on helpless hunters.

Wingman wrote:Cause I was in attack mode. Ain't time for pitcher takin' when you're swoopin' down on helpless hunters.