suttontroller94

Acorn trees that is OAK trees haha but in all seriousness find oaks at the edge of or growing in water (flooded timber) and you will get a few woodies in the mornings. Maybe even a few ducks aswell

Better get crafty or stop at the dollar store John haha

sounds like a good plan!

Thanks Brian we're going to give it our best go for it that's for sure! Sounds like a great way to semi-end the season for us atleast until after waterfowl season ends in January!

Thanks Brian that decal is going to look great on the smokercraft!

Cool contest Any categories for us waterfowl guys? We take some awesome shots as well!

Black cloud flightstopper shot ain't fun to chew on that's for sure! I've been thinking of getting a metal detector wand for checking goose breast before they make it to freezer

It sure makes you look around thinking that this can't be happening for sure! My first flock of geese was very similar to that with my father which was his first flock too some 11 or 12 years ago we had birds back winging at 12-15 yards popped up and nothing fell! Those flocks you sure remember!

Waterfowl season 2017/18 With September season winding down and it being a slow one for me at best only being able to hunt twice and the first hunt on opening day the birds moved fields but we walked away with 6 Last night 9/22 we hunted an evening feed which we had scouted with somewhere between 80-90 birds in some chopped corn we had to take a non ideal set up do to wind direction vs direction of houses and birds devoted well after Sun got blocked out by trees enough that our shadows weren't an issue. We shot well the first couple small flocks that decoyed and then a flock of 30 and a flock of 40 joined together and worked us beautifully we had birds landing on our blinds and we let the big group keep swinging and swinging just enjoying the show. After a few passes they came around to set down and I called the shot the 4 of us (whom are normally very good shooters) popped up and each emptied our guns then were left speechless and laughing our butts off as we only killed one bird out of all those and that was one someone ground swatted all in good fun though and a nice night we ended with 14 which isn't bad for the low number of birds in our area and whiffing on the big flock! But that ain't what it's about it was an enjoyable day in the field! Onto the migratory birds in October now

I have a 14ft starcraft deep v I used "eagle feet" brackets with a deck board mounted across to mount riggers too. I have a smaller beam length than that boat and I run 2 riggers both directly out the back with minimal problems I have a pair of Scotty manual riggers on my boat and love them. They function great and the lift up feature is amazing for safety and easy use purposes because you don't have to lean over the back of boat to get to rigger ball. The eagle feet aren't cheap for what they are but you don't have to drill ANY holes in your boat and if you wanted to take the board off you could do it in less than a minute I have left mine attached for almost 2 years now and it's still solid enough I could just about stand on it and I've never been concerned about it on a tow to the lake or while dragging 2 12lb torpedo weighs across bottom in 120ft of water

Was just curious is all wondering if maybe someone else coincidently got another nice one aswell. I've gotta get back out there