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Your Responses - Share & Have Fun :)
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By Hookmaster · Posted
Glad you didn't have to go swimming. You might have choked on something. Talk about shrinkage!! -
By monstermoose78 · Posted
Got one pretty drake woodduck and Finn was one proud dog with his duck! See some ducks and I pulled the trigger more in one morning then I have in the last 3 years. -
By Wanderer · Posted
Plus he’s always looking for someplace to sluice a turkey. 😉 -
By leech~~ · Posted
Yeah was just being a smartAzz about cranes being the only "waterfowl" you eat with salt and pepper. 😏 -
By Kettle · Posted
We feild hunt for them, lot of time it's figuring out their route from water to feilds and pass shooting as they don't fly high off the ground. No turkey where we go. Do normally see a moose or two. Have had coyotes come in and try and steal decoys tho -
By SkunkedAgain · Posted
Actually, I think that I know what you are talking about. There is a large tree in there. After visiting with the neighbors a few years ago, I headed back in my boat. The boat actually rode up on top of the tree and got stuck. It was 11pm and late fall. I tried rocking the boat, shifting between forward and reverse, but couldn't get it off. After about 10 minutes I decide to swim to shore with a rope, tug it off of the tree, and then go warm up. As I went to the back of the boat again, but this time to strip down for the swim, the boat just slid off of the tree and back into the water. -
By leech~~ · Posted
When you set up your deks for crane in the pond, do you ever get Turkeys landing in the set? -
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By Kettle · Posted
I'd take a beef ribeye or beef tenderloin over crane any day. It's similar to venison and the only waterfowl i eat with just salt and pepper. When cleaning them it smells more like a pheasant than a duck or goose, not nearly as pungent. Just so fun to watch em fly, they are prehistoric looking. Fished tonight with a retired buddy and sent him home with 6, water Temps around 67 degrees. Jig and minnow. Hard to leave to go waterfowl hunting with the walleye biting -
By Dash 1 · Posted
Fished Osakis early yesterday morning. Temps were 67-68. Found walleye in 12-21 ft along with small perch. Kept a 16 and 18 for supper. Almost too warm to fish. What a crazy September. I was using nightcrawlers with a spinner rig. Got the 18 on a 2 inch crawler after perch bit it off twice and I was too stubborn to replace it.
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