Hunting Washington Forum
Other Hunting => Waterfowl => Topic started by: whtelk on December 10, 2014, 06:24:37 AM
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Please send ducks South! Oregon hunting has been hit and miss... more miss than hit... LOL
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Temps in the 50s, open water EVERYWHERE Sorry, we are going to keep em. :)
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Bone I am with you... with the fluctuation of temps we are keeping more ducks and with a cold snap ready to hit Vancouver Canada it's about to get really good!
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They have been holding good. Eastern WA is seeing some record numbers this year or at least the private clubs with feed. Been a good year with lot of birds. To much water may be the only hindrance for some.
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November has been good to me, freeze thaw cycles keep the ducks around and off balance. Hopefully it continues.
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Be happy to send them your way in February. :dunno:
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:'( you guys are killing me.... LOL
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The ducks were thick this evening. They were coming off the salt thick like. Had a fun shoot other than having to lead them about 2' at 20 yards.
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That's a far lead I had that happen a few weeks ago... with the winds being so high.... it really separates good shooters and bad shooters
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There are probably over 100,000 ducks just in the Burbank refuge on the side we can't hunt. And for some reason Moses Lake didn't warm up to really eat shallow water ice until yesterday so they are going to stay there for another week. They will move some but not south according to weather reports. At least OR has better big game hunting seasons.
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I might have to patch up my waders and give it a go this year. I had about 150 ducks and geese in my grass/barley field yesterday. No water up there, they were just hanging out mid-afternoon and honking away. They were sitting there watching my build-crew working on the new shop.
Was wishing I had a stamp and my 870 :chuckle:
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Jonathan you need a hand? :chuckle:
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Jonathan you need a hand? :chuckle:
Hah! I was wanting to machine-gun them all when I later saw that they pecked and trampled my pecan, apple and white oak saplings. I say send them to Oregon.
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keep seeing big groups of geese hanging out in the industrial area near the haystacks, lol always in cultivated ground never that reclaimed habitat 1/2 mile up the road :chuckle: :chuckle:
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keep seeing big groups of geese hanging out in the industrial area near the haystacks, lol always in cultivated ground never that reclaimed habitat 1/2 mile up the road :chuckle: :chuckle:
I love that, haha! They spend $xxx,xxx on reclaimed habitat but the geese couldn't be happier than in a stubble field
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Hah! I was wanting to machine-gun them all when I later saw that they pecked and trampled my pecan, apple and white oak saplings. I say send them to Oregon.
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I'm in your neck of the woods with a friend and have all the equipment with a extra lay down blind with you name on it to knock them out to never return. :chuckle:
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Hah! I was wanting to machine-gun them all when I later saw that they pecked and trampled my pecan, apple and white oak saplings. I say send them to Oregon.
I'm in your neck of the woods with a friend and have all the equipment with a extra lay down blind with you name on it to knock them out to never return. :chuckle:
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They flew the coop, otherwise I would have PM'd you.
I think my turkeys might have bushwacked 'em, they tend to get ornery around other large birds.