Yea I sure hope u dny have any black clouds around you next year goldfish...I can't aford to be fixin things every trip out

gimpfinger wrote:when you need to change chokes on your bolt action, clip fed 20 gauge you just twisted the end of your barrel.

? I still do?

And yes I had good seccses south of kato but there were a lot of idoits also skybustin sittin fiffty yards off of you and no curticy at the landing ill atlest shoot the shet for a bit

So then why would he bother asking how far south of Mankato..it seemed to me he was asking where I had success, it doesn't matter to me if people show up I'll just find another spot if I think the pressure is to high on a property. And if that were the case I'm not sure why people would use DU migr...

Goldfish wrote:I'm game for any of those days. I'll only be attending one though.

What would this entail for us? Bring our own decoys, or will we be using the guide services? Bring a heater, or will it all be setup? Etc

I never seen any answers to these questions unless it was through a pm

How far south of mankato because I hunt down there from time to time

we do a similar thing to a texas rig but we have 9' on ours and we have bags that we drop them into that are like laundry baskets and then we put them on carabeners. and we run 3-4 doz mallards and 2 doz divers and couple geese. works slicker then dog shet. and we use a hook to pick up.

h2ofwlr wrote: There no such thing as a stupid question We all have to learn, so ask away.

with in reason.......and yes we all have to learn so keep askin.

triplecurler wrote:I myself have been as far north as The Pas, Saskatchewan, Canada and as far south as Jackson county Mississippi. We had a section we leased in Arkansas for a couple of years, but that got way to expensive @ $10,000 a year when I stopped doing it.

no wonder you said just buy a wis licences

yea that I don't think so. may have to make a call to some of my connections and tell the dnr to get some more better defind rules.