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Bitter Clinger wrote:

Pawpaw wrote:Here's the guide's website: http://www.hansonoutdoors.net/

They're all great guys and "Lead" is one heck of a dog!

Thanks for sharing!!!!

No problem. You can repay me by paying my way for another hunt.

Here's the guide's website: http://www.hansonoutdoors.net/

They're all great guys and "Lead" is one heck of a dog!

Bitter Clinger wrote:

Pawpaw wrote:Went out to a dairy farm near Yantis, TX with two old friends, two new friends and 3 guys on the guide team this morning.

We dropped the first duck about a half hour before sunrise and had our limit of 48 birds by 9 or 9:30.

Pretty darn impressive. Would you be willing to share a recommendation for the guide you used?

I went striper fishing on Lake Texoma the day before Thanksgiving and I thought we fared well but that picture you posted really blew me away!

I'll see if I can get the contact info from my friend that set it up. Once I have it, I'll post it here.

Abraham wrote:Pawpaw,

If they were flipped over, I could I.D. them, but on their backs, nuh uh...

So, as I'm always interested in bird life and a former duck and goose hunter, would you us give an idea of what sort of mix they are...?

Thanks!

Man, I too am jealous.

Duck gumbo, mmmmhhhhhhh!

They were all Gadwalls. Luck of the draw... all the ones I brought home were hens.

Thanks guys. I brought a dozen of them home and my granddaughter helped with the cleaning. (OK, really she cleaned most of them herself!)

She put her culinary school talents to work and made some brine in which the breasts are now soaking. When they're done soaking, they'll go in the freezer to be saved for Christmas dinner.

Edited a typo.

Went out to a dairy farm near Yantis, TX with two old friends, two new friends and 3 guys on the guide team this morning.

We dropped the first duck about a half hour before sunrise and had our limit of 48 birds by 9 or 9:30.