spitndrum
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Killed 8 more today 6 greenheads 1 Suzie and this black mallard purdy bird Guy in our group is having it mounted.
Day 2 Reelfoot 12-18-10 = STILL HOOKED!
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congrats
Str8Shooter
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congrats
rbreedi1
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Nice black duck!
TurkeyBurd
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Nice hunt!
Any bands?
Coastal black duck?
Any bands?
Coastal black duck?
tophat
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Congrats man.
spitndrum
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TurkeyBurd said:
No Bands Delk
He said it was a Black Mallard somewhat of a 3/4 mix
Guy in my group is having it mounted
easy45
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Good deal
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Anonymous
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Yep definately the best hunting imo. I don't even have to kill ducks to have fun. Just seeing some ducks make it worth it ! It's all about the commradory in the blind and the story's shared. I like the team work aspect of it. Duck huntin is probably the all around most fun hunting.
TurkeyBurd
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Burds in the Spring are the BEST!
WingNut
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Burds in the Spring eat best. Birds in the winter look the best.
Nothing can compare to getting a group of mallards to work your spread come sailing in, feet down wings cupped. Its what keeps me going back. You can't tell it to someone you have to experience it first hand.
Nothing can compare to getting a group of mallards to work your spread come sailing in, feet down wings cupped. Its what keeps me going back. You can't tell it to someone you have to experience it first hand.
spitndrum
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WingNut said:
Pretty much sums it up!
LA man
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congrats
bullzeye
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WingNut said:
X2
Taylor
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Congrats!
buckhorn40
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mathews338
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congrats again and nice black duck!
there used to be a ton of them around here 20 years ago and now we are lucky to see one black duck all season.
there used to be a ton of them around here 20 years ago and now we are lucky to see one black duck all season.
Tall Timber
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nice
WalkerWildlife
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That's a black duck, very closely related to a mallard and being wiped out by interbreeding with mallards. Very beautiful and not extremely common in the MS flyway.
