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    Any (bird) hunters on here?

    I'll be getting the shotguns out this weekend to inspect and clean before dove season. I didn't get out for coyotes this year because I've been too busy but I can't be kept from doves, quail, ducks and occasionally, pigeons.
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    I do some quail hunting with my girlfriend's dad every year. He's in it more for the training for his German Shorthaired Pointers, but it's still a great opportunity to knock down a few birds. Hopefully I'll have my dad's old 16ga Remington 1100 up and running for this season. It's a beautiful shotgun, but the gas system is worn out.

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    Big waterfowler here. I'm in New England, so we have a nice flyway with a good spread. Although we don't get the quantities lie some of the shows on TV, I see enough birds to keep me into it.
    "Amateurs study tactics. Professionals study logistics."

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    Ducks are probably my favorite to hunt. A lot of people don't realize how amazing they are. I got some brand new decoys this summer for a steal and I can't wait to try them out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by PackerfanXD View Post
    Ducks are probably my favorite to hunt. A lot of people don't realize how amazing they are. I got some brand new decoys this summer for a steal and I can't wait to try them out.
    Absolutely. I went nuts buying new gear last year..I got a dozen GHG Mallards, a dozen G&H Mallards, and a dozen of GHG divers for realism. I got the "quivering butt," and I forget who makes it..but that thing rocks. Cabela's usually puts Mojo decoys (the motion ones with spinning wings) on sale and I got one pretty cheap..also a great addition. I usually keep a few sets on a jerk string.

    What kind of decoys did you get?
    "Amateurs study tactics. Professionals study logistics."

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    Quote Originally Posted by PackerfanXD View Post
    Ducks are probably my favorite to hunt. A lot of people don't realize how amazing they are. I got some brand new decoys this summer for a steal and I can't wait to try them out.
    I picked up an old Armstrong Sneaker duck boat/canoe earlier this year and want to try it out this duck season. We'll see how it goes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jfkudla View Post

    What kind of decoys did you get?
    Tanglefree. I got like 22 Mallards (swimmers and feeders) for $30.
    We also use my late father-in-law's roboduck (motorized rotating-wing decoy drake).
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    Bird hunters? Hell yeah! In October I like nothing better than taking my two labs out for pheasants, or better yet, going up on the mountain & annoying the hell out of the grouse population.
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    I look forward to waterfowl season every year! I've been hunting ducks and geese hard every year since I was 11. It's awesome fun and gives me something to get super excited about in October!

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    With opening weekend of dove season around the corner, I used to always find myself torn between the first Razorback game and shooting dove. After getting a Boykin pup my mind has been made for me. Last year he picked up every bird I shot, plus two that he nosed out after friends thought they'd lost them in the field. Definitely looking forward to a successful repeat and his first duck hunt this year.

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