Minnesota Waterfowl Hunting

Mack wrote: There has been a fair amount geese getting killed but mostly by roost busting and jump shooting.

Good.

your mom...

Good?

Mack wrote:Good?

Yeah its a management season, you know, to keep the numbers down.

Mack wrote:Good?

Yes good.

your mom...

I agree it's good to keep the numbers down. I just don't agree with jumping and roost busting

#1. not all water hunting is roost busting.

#2. field hunting can bust a roost. Seen it happen.

#3. as long as YWD is going to be held b#tching about a minimal number of guys water hunting geese is pretty much a joke.

your mom...

Good point I agree with all your points. #3 is a big one

Mack wrote:I agree it's good to keep the numbers down. I just don't agree with jumping and roost busting

Why not? Whats wrong with a guy going hunting?

Mack wrote:We have not gone out yet due to fields just got harvested. There has been a fair amount geese getting killed but mostly by roost busting and jump shooting. I hope this is the last year of the August season

That's how I hunt geese, bust the roost and kill the birds, f$&k the rest.

gimpfinger wrote:

Mack wrote: There has been a fair amount geese getting killed but mostly by roost busting and jump shooting.

Good.

your mom...

I'm interested in hearing others definition of roost busting. The only time I ever even think twice about hunting geese over water is late in the season, when most sloughs are froze but theres one or two around packed with geese, and then only if there's a week or two left in the season.