Minnesota Waterfowl Hunting

Quack wrote:[quote="lanyard"][quote="Quack"]Chuck, I admire your fortitude choosing to use a single shot this year.

Last year I got constipated something fierce since I suppressed my morning BM that first week not crapping over the side of the boat. Somewhere between MEA and deer opener I leveled out since the weather was mellow and I did a bunch more land based hunting at that point forward.

So I googled "timing BM" or something like that and the google says I should sit down for 20 minutes about 20 minutes after lunch and it probably won't happen immediately but hopefully by duck season I can move my BM to a time that doesn't find me surrounded by aluminum or fiberglass.

Might as well lock this thread down,..... The challenge has been won![/quote]

I've never won anything on the internet. Thanks!
Thought there might be more feedback on this thread.
I'm also hunting a bunch of new areas, including some motorless areas. I hope they let me put a scope on my canoe.[/quote]
About all I hunt is mortorless areas, nice to not have some jackass blow into the roost cover with a mudmotor so you can watch them fly out to feed and pick off the groups as they filter back in. Can shoot birds in one spot half the season without blowing them out of the area.

Minimum amount of effort with max amount of meat. To bad the majority of the retards out there can't figure out that way of hunting roosts. But no got to get that one volley of shots off at sunrise.

Team Power Dump

Get out more than last year. Having a garage finally will help alot.

Don't know if it's a challenge but my buddy that I'm storing decoys and boat for got these as a storage payment. Now I'll get to take my old mod 12 in 16 out that was my grandfather that passed away a few months before I was born used for ducks. Planning on hunting one of his favorite spots for ducks that he'd drive down from pine river to hunt every weekend.

gimpfinger wrote:Don't know if it's a challenge but my buddy that I'm storing decoys and boat for got these as a storage payment. Now I'll get to take my old mod 12 in 16 out that was my grandfather that passed away a few months before I was born used for ducks. Planning on hunting one of his favorite spots for ducks that he'd drive down from pine river to hunt every weekend.

Dat's sweet!

Pics of the gun?

lanyard wrote:[quote="gimpfinger"]Don't know if it's a challenge but my buddy that I'm storing decoys and boat for got these as a storage payment. Now I'll get to take my old mod 12 in 16 out that was my grandfather that passed away a few months before I was born used for ducks. Planning on hunting one of his favorite spots for ducks that he'd drive down from pine river to hunt every weekend.

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Dat's sweet!

Pics of the gun?[/quote]


Team Power Dump

Shite!

Full choke?

I've got a Model 12, 12 gauge from my dad, choked "Full", 2 3/4"

THAT would be a "bro" hunt, with props to the 16!

Those Model 12's sure were a sweet pump!!

Yup full choke. My first real duck gun. Been collecting dust since the lead ban until the last two years. Been getting about once or twice on doves and pheasant.

Team Power Dump

Outstanding Gimp!

Going to throw a few loads in the ol girl tomorrow morning.

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