Minnesota Waterfowl Hunting

Nershi wrote:Fill in some rocks on the bottom, add some dead zebs, darken it up for an evening setting, add some light shining in, then for the finishing touch paint a spear going through the back of its head with blood pooling out. ‘Tis the season.

When I showed up at the public access on Mille lacs about 1130 pm before opener last year there was a native boat spearing right in front of the access. I couldn’t believe it. We watched him spear a big female. Some White dudes that were clearly Mille lacs net and spear haters were having a melt down. I was laughing my ass off.

Pretty close...great minds think alike...

get-n-birdy wrote:Lund and Herter's, instant classic!

Sure looks like that big swamp by mankato.

Should’ve been an alumacrap just for spite

Oh, trust me....thought about having a shredded hulled Alumacrap but the painting is meant to honor the amazing h2ofwlr....not mock him.

Les Kouba did pheasant series that included 'taking cover' 'in cover' and 'leaving cover' I believe.

I think Alan Nikolai would make a great subject for a similar series.

I could have him getting his WDB's and HH's ready in his garage in the winter, putting them out in the spring, and the one I painted already would be the third one in the fall where he fumbles for his shotgun and isn't able to capitalize on what ends up being the only opportunity of that outing....skunked yet again.

Nice^^^^

I forgot about that series and even half one of them.

Whipped up this little ditty last night....

Not done or anything, but you guys get the gist....

My first painting 14 months ago. Getting closer to entering the walleye stamp contest. Not ready to win but ready to compete and not be a complete laughingstock.....

Long as you have a swamp collie and round faced bearded fella in a red Lund, you got my vote!


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