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I always go out for a few quick trips early in the season. Only managed one flush this year, pretty sad. I would like to think it's due to not having having my trusty GSP with me this year....... it was a great 12 years of wonderful hunting together.
RB
Now that's what I call a GOOD WEEK, how I envy you!!! Enjoy buddy, seems like the woodcock season is always too darn short!Quote:
Originally Posted by terrym
Have fun,
Lorenzo
Not my idea trust me. Have to go overseas for work during that time - no way out of it.Quote:
Originally Posted by finsfurfeathers
You could always resign. The woodcock migration is a very narrow window of oppurtunity. Just sayin.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Cass
Thanks to everyone for the advice, I am really looking forward to this season. I have done some off-season work with my 2 year old pup and she is ready to rock. Redbull I am sorry to hear about your hunting partner. Good luck to you and everyone else this year. I look forward to your stories and pictures. Sometimes work just gets in the way.
The only places I know for WC have such thick bushes that the only thing I can hope for is for the bird to get tangled on take-off ;-)
They don't identify themselves so I'm not sure if they are resident or "undocumented migrants".
P.S. Redbull - I feel your pain.
I flushed on in open field in Parry Sound district on my way out of my bear stand last weekend.
Fatten him up and send him southQuote:
Originally Posted by blasted_saber
I'm trying tomorrow. just hoping to get the dog out before I head up north :)
If you get any let me know how fully feather they are. Also if its raining don't forget to check under lone pine trees :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigeoneater5000