Hunting Washington Forum
Other Hunting => Waterfowl => Topic started by: huntsman_trev on November 04, 2016, 11:31:26 PM
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I'm in the Enumclaw area and there's nothing flyin. They'd usually be here by now. Needs to get colder I guess! How are the birds where you guys live?
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Same situation here, can give a update Sunday
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I've seen quite a few birds around, but they are loafing in spots you can't get to them. That farm next to Emerald Downs, on the Hylebos Waterway by the E street bridge, etc. It'll happen; rainy and windy this morning, feathers will be headed your way shortly...
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Plenty of wigeon if you know where to look. Other than that, you are scratching out the few resident birds that have figured out not to be moving around after daylight.
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Seem to actually be falling instead of flying
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I love it! Great lookin dogs. :tup:
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Very slow here for migrators. Hope they hurry up because my trigger finger is itching.
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There are plenty south of you. I'm covered in them.
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I'm seeing more geese, but it's pretty slow on ducks.
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Today was slower than last weekend for us. Lots of high fliers though...
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Got into some decent shooting this weekend we were way north though.
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Let me add to your pic there Metlhead.
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My weekend would have been a lot better if the guys behind us didn't shoot or call as our birds were cupping . I know it was on purpose to mess with us.
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I believe I recognize that spot Sako. Rumor is there were a few birds on Saturday.
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We had good shooting this weekend. Those that were able to get out and scout, were rewarded for it. :tup:
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Sure seeing a lot of woodies this year. I should be filming them instead of deer
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Seem to actually be falling instead of flying
What breed of bearded dog is that
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I believe that is a Deutsch Drahthaar.
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Wirehair. Drahthaar, which is really the same critter, is bred in Europe. Kinda like the differance between me and a Canadian. Just where you be from
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Its been slow in one of my local haunts, a few greened and a few ringers but for the most part no new birds moving through my areas i hunt and the few that are on the lake are pretty skittish. I drove over towards the coast for a duck hunt this morning to see what was going on over there and... Saw one teal, bagged one teal. For ducks that was it, saw tons of geese but it was closed so i ignored them. I was surprised at how dead it was out there absolutely nothing flying today. But as i always say theres always tomorrow
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We had good shooting this weekend. Those that were able to get out and scout, were rewarded for it. :tup:
Then once someone gets that honey hole spotted especially on private shy away those big flocks of ducks and get rewarded with aces and deuces that come back from the flock being broken up. Decoy easier and can get multiple days of good hunting. Too many times have seen many good spots get destroyed in a morning when hunters live today die tomorrow unload on big flocks once in questionable range to only get a few and the other ducks never return wondering why the next morning is poor hunting.
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Wirehair. Drahthaar, which is really the same critter, is bred in Europe. Kinda like the differance between me and a Canadian. Just where you be from
I have a drahthaar and there is more to the difference then that.