D.T. Hammer wrote:
Do you work for a farmer named Bob?

Nope. Guy who owns the place is named Tom Revere.

Yeah. It don't seem like a lot but for that area I have seen maybe 100 geese all fall. There really isn't anywhere for them to roost until you get to the river bottom or up by willmar both if which are 25 miles or so away.

I work south of Olivia MN and I saw 500-700 geese migrating this afternoon. Hopefully with the better weather in southern MN they will hold up there for a while. Also I saw one flock of 50-70 geese had 8-10 ducks mixed into the flock. Dont recall ever seeing that before.

I never have but I always wanted to. What's te best way to go about it? Is it the same as a chicken I assume. Dunk it in hot water then start plucking.

I don't use a bag. I put the decoys in the caribeener then I tie an overhand knot in the lines as close to the decoys as possible. It makes it easier for throwing them over your shoulder when walking in. The ones I use are Cherokee Sport brand. Got em for $11 a dozen at Wally World. First season and...

Congrats in the baby shnelson. You won't have as much time to hunt but when the you can start to bring the kid along it brings with it a whole new level of excitement.

Welcome to the party hillbilly

Like the little says, what do you do to support your addiction or obsession with waterfowl hunting. I work at a feedlot that has about 8,000-10,000 head of cattle. Long hours and I work every other weekend but I love what I do and it pays decent. I really want to go back to school though. That way I...

I have heard reports of 5-6" on several lakes in the hutch area. I would assume that would only be closer to shore but who knows.

I got a chocolate lab named coco who is 5 1/2. She is about 90lbs and will break through the thickest cattails with out slowing down. Got her at 4 months old and only paid $150. She was originally $700. Only had her out twice on a lead rope when she was about 6-7 months and threw a bumper with pheas...