Hunting Washington Forum
Other Hunting => Waterfowl => Topic started by: Hawkeye2 on January 17, 2016, 05:36:28 PM
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If anyone knows we're you can get wood ducks in Washington let me know
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Lol
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Flooded wooded areas. If you see wood duck boxes hanging in trees in that area, it is a good sign!
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River bottoms, beaver ponds, anywhere with water and lots of trees lol. They are pretty much all over the state.
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You can carve them yourself if you want. Kidding. Ask to float down the river by your house. Most are gone now, but next season, try it before mid November. Nice deer
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That is a great question, I shot one about 5-6 seasons ago, and haven't seen one since.
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Good advice above!
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Some say their hard to find......
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You can carve them yourself if you want. Kidding. Ask to float down the river by your house. Most are gone now, but next season, try it before mid November. Nice deer
+1 on the time frame, haven't seen a single one since November... except for in the freezer that is :)
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Keep a look out for an area that has these. Or build a couple for your area!
http://www.ducks.org/media/Conservation/Waterfowl%20Biology/_images/Kramer-WoodDuckBoxes.jpg
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You can carve them yourself if you want. Kidding. Ask to float down the river by your house. Most are gone now, but next season, try it before mid November. Nice deer
:yeah: You won't need to go very far.
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It's getting pretty late in the season from my experience, they tend to move out when the freezing weather stays for long.
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For you - I would set up somewhere on the Black River early in the season next year. You'll get them hanging out there.
Or go on the eastside and find some Russian Olive.
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If you like combat hunting, sleeping in your truck overnight to get a blind, skybusters and so on then the Millet at the mouth of the Walla Walla River is the place to go.
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For you - I would set up somewhere on the Black River early in the season next year. You'll get them hanging out there.
Or go on the eastside and find some Russian Olive.
Wow, I haven't seen woodies stacked like that since leaving WI.
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Woody numbers in pictures keep getting bigger...
Here was a decent Wa hunt for wood ducks, 5 man limit. Also, we have been and are still shooting them. Not all leave and we shoot a lot in January.
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Thank you all for the good advice hopefully next year I can knock a couple down