h2ofwlr wrote:So what is the fact? They DNR leadership heard more hunters not in favor of it than those for it.

This is not true. Based on several emails from Cordts, it was 60/40 in favor.

Some years back while I was hunting Bills up near Alex in mid Nov, there was a flock of 300+ Spoonies in the open water (the shallows were froze). Anyway, I had my Bills and only a few ringers around and had a couple of them and no Redheads around and 2 hours till sunset and the ice was freezing......

The popular support for Donald is so overwhelming his campaign hired extras from a casting agency in New York and paid them $50 to show up and cheer at his announcement speech. The one thing I will say in his favor given the above - at least he buys his support out in the open... he's worth billion...

A bunch of snappers at a carver county wedding, got one to bite.

Let a grab our e-pitch forks and shame these people with our faux anger!!! Shame shame shame shame shame......

About the frozen extras, how do they taste after being reheated in the oven? I've been playing around with the idea of saving a months worth of little pike and rock bass (fish I usually throw back) and making a big batch of frozen fish patties, I figure it would be a great substitute for the crappy...

You can also make fish sticks this way...just shape them into sticks instead of patties. That's all the stuff you get from the store is; ground up fish that's breaded and fried that you put on a baking sheet and reheat.. Except those are made from Minnesota Mountain Trout. I have no problem filetin...

h2ofwlr wrote:You have way too much time on your hands....

Did anyone else laugh for a while after reading this gem?

See, but you need an "early spread" so you can get more in a bag. Decoys are a numbers game. 1 doz mallard vs 2 doz teal. For early season I highly recommend an "Alt J" spread, so it looks like two "Js" back-to-back making a double hook with two landing pockets. It pla...

Stute Slap wrote:FF anyway that could be reposted?

I sure hope so.