saw a lil 4 or 6 point prolly sameone i been seeing this afternoon
Hi DeadEye did you ever try the YUKON Traditions 50 cal Powder rifle ?
The Scope Sight is very big too bulky for me so i'll install the simple sight
I never fired it but I heard a teen shooting one and the rifle was so loud lol . Very Loud .
A good big doe would be good eating .... I use golfcart hunting / bank fishing
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hunted yesterday didn't see nothing... will try again sat and sun sat high 72 sun 52 fri 73 crazy a** weather
hunted today didn't see nothing was 75 here today HOTTTTTTTTTTTT
We went out today too, it was 64 setting up the blind this a.m. but by this evening when we pulled out it had already dropped to 34, rain snow mixture. Yuck. Didn't see anything either except a couple of people on a nature walk. It was funny one kid kept thinking our blind was a airplane cockpit until he got closer and then he quickly and quietly walked away![]()
You all hunting the city parks now?
Wish it was warm here. It is zero now at mid day with windchill of -17. All I'm hunting the source of heat!
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didn't get to hunt yesterday bc of rain got two more weekends to hunt hope they are good days no rainnnnnnnnnnnn
A friend of mine, who's nickname is Cut, had helped us on a Wheelin' spring gobbler hunt in April and at the time offered to take any of our hunters that happened to draw a tundra swan tag. I sent Cut's offer out to our hunters and told them if any were lucky enough to draw a tag, to contact me and I'd get in touch with Cut to get the hunt set up. As it turns out, the hunter that called me saying he'd drawn a tag was completely blind. He had deer hunted with us numerous times before and had killed 3 deer this year. He's able to shoot with a spotter/aide looking over his right shoulder.
Although Chuck is completely blind, he said he wanted to have the experience of such a hunt. I drove the hour and 45 mins to the little diner where we met at 5:30 and we headed to the property 10 miles away. Chuck was able to walk out thru the cut corn field stubble with 3" of newly planted rye. Luckily it was dry enough for me to roll the distance too.
Cut and Chuck's helper set up 35-40 swan decoys and then another 20 goose dekes on the opposite side of the blind. We had a single tundra come in around 8, and a few geese shortly thereafter but no shots. We saw a total of 5 tundras, and 2-3 thousand geese, all but a hand-full were 1/2 mile away at the river. At 9:45 a single tundra came in and offered me a shot. After sitting 3+ hours in a chilly damp blind, when I shouldered the gun to shoot, my leg and back spasms went nuts. I quickly tried to get myself straight and fired off one shot, a swing and a miss. That was our action for the day. Chuck however had a blast just hearing the tundras fly over, their calls and the sound of their wings. Not to mention the sound of 2-3000 geese in the distance. A great morning in the blind.
This was quite a challenge as you can clearly understand. It was a great experience for Chuck, Cut and myself.
Our setup at sunrise.
Me, Cut and Chuck.
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