Minnesota Waterfowl Hunting

gimpfinger wrote:2 3/4" #4's and a full choke is all you needed.

and a 30" barrell...........

Mud motor was a 16 foot duck bill push pole.

The only duck call you could buy was sold at local hardware store & made by Faulks

But man oh man 2 3/4" #5 lead was a killer load. You could reach out & touch em with those shells.

The only decoys I could afford were made by "Victor"-haven't seen one of those decoys in years

I still have that call and 2 victor d9 decoys.

Remember when shells were $5 or $6 bucks per box.

I remember when there was a point system for ducks. 100 points was the daily limit & hen
mallards were 90 points & drakes were 25 points. Since I haven't been able to identify a duck in
flight to this day, my dad chewed my butt a lot in those days. It went something like this" Jeezus
Christ you just killed 2 hen mallards. Now go sit by that tree & think about what you did & I don't
want to hear one word outta ya or I swear I'll wrap that 410 around your neck"

The old man really had his hands full back in the day as I was a killin machine

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

You didn't need Viagra.

When the regulation book was a tri fold


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