Hunting Washington Forum
Other Hunting => Waterfowl => Topic started by: CP on November 13, 2009, 06:00:30 AM
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Anyone seeing any? I’ve shot 2 hens so far early this season but I’m still looking for that first Bull Sprig. I’ve seen a few a nosebleed altitudes but I haven’t figured out where they are going or where they are coming from.
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Seen quite a few up here in Whatcom County.
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I have been seeing a lot of them. Just no dandy spraugs with long pins.
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the east side is covered up with them. So nice to be able to shoot a couple this season.
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Couple weeks ago there were huge numbers on the bays east of Anacortes but haven't seen too many lately, though haven't been through the area much either.
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Not many yet out here on the island. However, big flocks of mallards and widgeon are showing up.... :IBCOOL:
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shot a nice hen second week in, a whole flock decoyed our spread really nicely but we didnt shoot so nicely, only one out of about 7 :dunno:
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I will see if I can get a nice one tomorrow.
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I think we had 4 or 5 amongst 4 hunters today, my first duck this morning was a boy pin, but the pin was not more than 1" or so. If I get a good pin later this season I'd like to mount one.
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There are some down around snohomish. A buddy and I had are limit of them last sunday and still had them landing in are decoys.
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Yesterday I got 1 hen and 1 small sprig up north. It was a perty good day.
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Also in week 2 i took a nice colored pinnie but no tail feather action :'(
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have not seen any yet :'(
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We shot some 2 weeks ago. One had good color just no tail yet. :( We ended up getting 3 total, only one had any color. We where up by Cusik on the Pend Orielle.
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Had flocks of spraug coming in, but didn't see any worth shooting. No big pins yet or an early push of immatures. I will start taking some drakes as soon as I see some long pins.
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how long of a pin would be considered a good length?
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I have had few pins that go past the 10" mark, but those are far and few between and are usually shot towards the end of January. The good ones run in 7-1/2" -9" range.
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here's one my son shot on the last day of the season last year. Should be getting it back from the taxidermist this week.
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are usually shot towards the end of January.
So that sounds like the pin grows longer as the season progresses? Do they keep the same pin year to year?
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thats a nice pin General-
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here's one my son shot on the last day of the season last year. Should be getting it back from the taxidermist this week.
that is waaayyyy too sweet!! way to go!!!