Hunting Washington Forum
Other Hunting => Waterfowl => Topic started by: ducksdoom12 on December 17, 2008, 10:32:19 PM
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so first us duckers were getting pissed cuz we werent getting any cold weather or wind or snow, and now it has finally arrived, however i now have 2 f-ing feet and can hardly get out of my driveway, what the hell :bash: no matter how you spin it we get the *censored* end of the stick this year, and i thought there was no such thing as too much of a good thing :dunno:
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dude i know this sucks, same here
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Where the hell is Stanwood? I thought I have been all over this great state. Think there is good reason I avoided that place.
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Where the hell is Stanwood? I thought I have been all over this great state.
bout an hour north of seattle, and half hour south of bellingham
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I've learned that it's not a good thing to have it this cold. I'd rather have it this cold in Canada and mild here with intermittent snow storms that melt off. I look more for the chinook to follow the cold for the best hunting. That's when the birds that are pushed in really go crazy.
I'll stick to quail and a few ditch jumps until it floods, then it's game on!
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Where the hell is Stanwood? I thought I have been all over this great state. Think there is good reason I avoided that place.
Exit 210 on I5 will take you to Stanwood aka Stinkwood :chuckle: :chuckle: was once a dairy town now it is yuppyville....
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:yeah: just about everyone is either a total hick or a compleat *censored* liberal :stup: :mor: i cant wait to get out of this town
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I used to have some great duck hunting near stanwood. Out on "the island" in the Skagit River. Many years ago. Sounds like it's changed, that's to bad.
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I used to have some great duck hunting near stanwood. Out on "the island" in the Skagit River. Many years ago. Sounds like it's changed, that's to bad.
If that was back in the 80's I know the land around the preserve was owned mainly by the Ovenell's and then the Sipe's owned some and they allowed a fair bit of hunting. The Detlinger's (sp) also owned much of the valley and allowed a fair bit of hunting down on the dikes and sloughs. I know after Sipes died that property changed hands.
Not that I hunted any of it I just knew or worked for several of the landowners and was aware of the hunting ;)
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Thats probably why I have never heard of it. If its close to I-5 I avoid it.
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Thats probably why I have never heard of it. If its close to I-5 I avoid it.
That sort of eliminates everything west of the Pacific crest trail then :dunno: ;)
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Thats probably why I have never heard of it. If its close to I-5 I avoid it.
That sort of eliminates everything west of the Pacific crest trail then :dunno: ;)
Now you get it! :chuckle: