Congrat's Todd!

Nothing like the roar when the bust!

Aim above the heads!

J.J.

thanks for the invite, but randomly shooting into any flocks/herds of animals is unethical in my opinion for the very reasons you have mentioned. It's proven that hunters aren't making the necessary dent in the snow goose population the feds envisioned that it would take to make a difference, so in reality you're just doing it to boost your ego. A lot of guys out there see right through you and refuse to say anything. But I know, you retrieve all the cripples for miles around so it's ok. And you always make sure no other species are in the crossfire. You do it "by the book" with no mistakes. God knows how many pellets I've found in snow geese that have healed over, over the years. Since they didn't fall within 3 miles that you picked birds up, they must have not been hit. Do you hunt whitetail and caribou by unloading a 30 round magazine into them? Then dispatch the crips? I wish you would show some respect for the animals you hunt, like most other hunters. These slob tactics should not be encouraged, and for hunters to act like it's ok is a disservice to the sport of waterfowling.

Gimme a break

So I'm sure that every duck you have shot has died on the spot, no chance in hell that any kept flying with your pellets in them huh.

It's a blast! It takes skill to belly crawl within 30-50 yards of a couple thousand eyes looking around.

A buddy and I did a mile sneak on a bunch of ducks in Cali one year. We crawl through rice checks, belly crawled over the roads, ran through a ditch to gain some distance. When we popped over the check where the birds were, they were as close as 5 yards. As I peeked through some tall grass to see what the birds were, to our lucks they were all Pintails and Canvasbacks. Thousands of them!

We both killed our limits of Cans and Sprig. Then watched the birds for the next 30 minutes. They all came back to eat the rice after we had spooked them.

+1

Can I come help keep em off your Feilds, I'll clean em and take em home

If you will take and clean em then its on for next yr. I'll even give you the bands. we hittem hard last week and really only have a few around. My dads checking fri eve but I'm hoping they are gone. I'm even taking a couple birds out to mount sat as wishful planning.

You're a guide..you should have plenty of your own honey holes..

Count me in coach. I'll shoot em till you ask if I'm done killin

Ducks - Yes
Geese - Yes

BUT I'm a certified killer, I offer to eradicate whenever possible

Cody....Sweet! Can I come shoot some of your critters?

No geese here.....move along. This pots been stirred into purée over the last few yrs.

For a small fee

Damn dude im jealous! Well done! If you have any secret holes around Taylor PM me! Again, well done!if you ever need a gunner let me know! Ill trade you a doe hunt! Lol

When I was a kid the farmers used to put us on their combines. You can drive a combine right through a pile of geese. We would kill them by the truck loads, Truck loads.

We can ride a horse right through the flock. Now if I can just figure out how to get a belt fed auto five mounted on the back of my horse.

Don't you know that horse would shoot right out from under you. You would be hanging in the air like old Hakeem Olajuwon during his fade away jump shot.

If you can snake break a dog I can gun train a horse!