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Small pond frozen up Monday, we broke it up before light and produced a couple mallards. Went down to Selkirk and could have cleaned up if we were properly prepared. Lots of geese in the fields adjacent to the lake and good mix of birds on the water. Ended up with a couple bufflehead and a gadwall to finish the day
Selkirk, adjacent to the lake... Got it!Quote:
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Lol!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sprite
What, no google map with red circles? I'm lost now.
I come up in 2 weeks and somehow I doubt Buzz is going to tell me there's no water left to hunt.
Worst case, we'll just head to Selkirk.
Not complaining, just my options are getting limited with no field equipment and no diver decoys! I still enjoy a puddle duck hunt, even in the snow..... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Sprite
http://www.oodmag.com/community/atta...6&d=1416591969
RB
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Hahaha...Lol
Hello Guys,
Just a "heads up" on Inner Long Point Bay ... all "iced in" along the shorelines.
That includes the entire LPWMU (A Zone and B Zone) as well as Big Creek.
The Port Rowan harbour is "iced over" as well.
Jerome
Lol well we hunted the shore actually, just saying the geese were stacked up in the fields by the lake and the ducks were on the water. Only a few green heads mixed in so far not many as you guys said
Feel your frustration, drove home November 9th after deer hunt, the further North we got, the more froze over everything was. Came quick and early.