As we walked into the pits this morning, you could hear the Specks. They were either flying around the lake or there was almost a steady stream of them moving through. Once it got to be daylight it was apparent that there was a major migration of Specks going on. There also was phone calls, and the caller’s were saying the same thing was going on where they were. They did slow down some in the afternoon, but they were still flying when I was forced from the pits around 2:30.
Along with the Specks, we were seeing hundreds of Ducks. Both small and large flocks, as well as large and small ducks. We were into Canada’s two times before 8:15. The Canada’s I could not tell you if they were Locals or Migrator’s. I am guessing they were Migrator’s, because both flocks were smaller flocks than fly around here, prior to the season and out exercising. We were embarrassing low on hunter early but had several walk-ins that helped out before the day ended. I think there was 6 go-a-rounds on ducks and 3 on Canada’s, so all in all it was a very good day.
Sorry this so short but, this flu is hampering my writhing ability, along with my thinking.
So say a prayer for the troops and check back.
See Ya Carl
3 comments:
hi carl....hope u are feeling better........big tom from wis. here.....can u give numbers of ducks and geese shot every day.........say hi to ralph and fred and i will see u in movember sometime
hi carl.......big tom here.........can you give total numbers of ducks and geese shot.........thank you.......say hi to everyone and fred and i will see you sometime in november
hi carl.......big tom here.........can you give total numbers of ducks and geese shot.........thank you.......say hi to everyone and fred and i will see you sometime in november
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