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Originally Posted By: steve voss
CZ, there's nothing more fun than having your decoys strafed by a squadron of teal on their initial approach.



Aren't teal the birds that can only fly straight up and down?
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Nope, they can strafe a layout of dekes, below radar, and provide some fine crossing shots, too. I have seen them drop almost straight down from high altitude, though.

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Teal are my favorite duck to shoot.
I was very young when Michigan had it's last early teal season. I have been forced to shoot them in Indiana for the last 20 or so years.
It's quite the conflict, do I set up for nuisance geese? or set up for Teal? I like the shooting aspects of teal much better than geese.

This old girl does too.
She's supposed to be dead by now, so every hunt these days is precious.


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Teal are the perfect bird to perfect hitting the third bird in line while aim for the first. Good eating too.

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Actually I have hit the FIFTH bird--tailwind plus teal equals "Look out, tail-end Charlie"....

The ones I've cooked rendered out about as much industrial-strength duck cholesterol as they did meat. What was left was very good, tho. About a taquito's worth of great meat. Where I hunted them it was upland hunting--corn stubble.

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The dog and I got out yesterday evening for a short hunt. Five points and flushes, four shots at three birds, one hit and brought to hand.



The 100 plus year old William Read & Son 12 Gauge Belgian Guild gun did it's job one more time.


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My all time FAVOURITE gun, no matter if it's geese or ruffed grouse, pheasants or mallards!
Before restoration

After restoration!
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Of course I have shot all my vintage guns - what do you think they are called SHOT guns for??!!
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I shot some early geese with the Remmy.
I move on to shorebirds tomorrow, then into the uplands on the 15th.
Hope to add a few Rails, Snipe, and perhaps a Gallinule for the members.


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Hi all, great pics and posts! Well this weekend was our opener for Sharpies and huns. It was pretty much a bust, the place we went to where we always did well didn't pan out. Didn't see many birds and there is a lot of row crop still up. Have a hunch that's where they're hanging out. My son Will did manage to get a grouse on Sat. and Sun. (forgot the camera so no pics), I didn't get any shots. So....today we hunted around the house and did well. Will managed two and I got three and a hun.

Will and his birds, he was using his 16ga Sauer Royal:



My birds, I was using my 20ga Yildiz:



My 13 year old GSP Duchess came out today with us, still going strong!

Best!

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Opening of dove season was spotty, but everyone in the county is drilling wheat for the winter....the doves are back; helped by a couple of fronts. Quick limits are the order of the day. The 16 gauge is still my favorite, although a model 42 .410 will get a chance tomorrow.


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