2020 Hunt Mentoring Camp - Cancelled - Sorry

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Originally Posted by greatwhite

Just ask google what time is sunset or sunrise, it will tell you.

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Yeah. I'm no expert but sounds like some fellaws where cheating a little bit. Too bad...

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Originally Posted by greatwhite

https://www.timeanddate.com/sun/cana...h=10&year=2020

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2 minute difference today against https://nrc.canada.ca/en/research-de...un-calculator/ I'd use timeanddate.com for my morning hunt and then the National Research Council for my evening hunt...

Always go with the one that gives you the advantage. :)

I generally stop before the last half hour anyways as I can't see by then.
I always wait a few minutes pass legal start to be on the safe side.

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Originally Posted by SkyHawk

2 minute difference today against https://nrc.canada.ca/en/research-de...un-calculator/ I'd use timeanddate.com for my morning hunt and then the National Research Council for my evening hunt...

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iHunter app is one minute early on sunrise today but is the same as NRC for sunset. I usually use the app but do like to double check with a government resource just in case every now and then. I haven't been sitting in the boat or blind and had something walk/fly right at legal time yet.

I do recall my first time duck hunting in NB when I was 17 years old. I was using my Baikal 20 gauge single shot, the first gun I bought when I turned 16.

Anyways it was extremely foggy that morning and people were not only shooting before legal time I still could not see my hand in front of my face. I have no idea what these people were shooting at.

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Originally Posted by greatwhite

I do recall my first time duck hunting in NB when I was 17 years old. I was using my Baikal 20 gauge single shot, the first gun I bought when I turned 16.

Anyways it was extremely foggy that morning and people were not only shooting before legal time I still could not see my hand in front of my face. I have no idea what these people were shooting at.

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Maybe they saw the beak of your ball cap poking out of the reeds and mistook it for a mallard ;)

I use the weather network for shoot times. Never looked into anything else...hmmmm

Well I was out at Marlborough forest today off Paden road looking for grouse and rabbits didn't see anything. Took a drive down Heapy Road to see if anyone was camping and duck hunting but nobody was there. Someone must have shot a few geese as I saw a lot of feathers in a pile.

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Originally Posted by greatwhite

I do recall my first time duck hunting in NB when I was 17 years old. I was using my Baikal 20 gauge single shot, the first gun I bought when I turned 16.

Anyways it was extremely foggy that morning and people were not only shooting before legal time I still could not see my hand in front of my face. I have no idea what these people were shooting at.

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Exact same shotgun I bought in Scotland at about the age 16, it was a single barrel break action in 12 gu think I paid 20 pounds for it,would have been around 1970.

I paid 59.99 and bought it on my 16 th birthday on a Friday.

It sells now for about 230.00 bucks

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Originally Posted by Gilroy

Exact same shotgun I bought in Scotland at about the age 16, it was a single barrel break action in 12 gu think I paid 20 pounds for it,would have been around 1970.

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