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| Posted: 23 Feb 2005 1:59 PM | ||
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| How did everybody do this year with the divers the broadbills were in pretty thick this year hopefully next year will be like this year i had some of my best shooting in years in the bay. | ||
| Posted: 23 Feb 2005 6:10 PM | ||
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| I haven't had much time to hunt pretty much anything do to work, but I had my fair share of success hunting the bay area in from Lawrence Harbor south to Keyport. Always seemed to be better late in the season for divers and even puddle ducks closer to the shore line. | ||
| Posted: 23 Feb 2005 6:35 PM | ||
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I usally hunt on the cliffwood side or i just layout in my sneakbox.
This year the ice held off till after the season was over i remember last year the bay was iced up early. 
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| Posted: 23 Feb 2005 6:46 PM | ||
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I always watch for the winter conditions north of us. I hunt all the marshes from Trenton south to Cape May and back up north to Altantic City. A variety of birds. And the better duck seasons have always came when the winters are early and cold. You know , the last week of the season and the creek is froze over. Then I move over to Sea Isle and hunt bufflehead, brant, mallards, and blacks. I have found some state land that holds some good numbers of canada geese and mallards. I'll tell you these hidden ponds are magnets late. I've found them 7 years ago. No waterfowl pressure at all. A few bone hunters that's it.
Till our trails cross, WW |
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| Posted: 24 Feb 2005 7:22 AM | ||
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| I got down to hunt coastal a few times this year. We did OK. But the big news was I got a banded brant! My 1 st one in 35 yrs of hunting. | ||
| Posted: 24 Feb 2005 8:04 PM | ||
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That cool. Post the info you get back from the USF&W.
Till our trails cross, WW |
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| Posted: 25 Feb 2005 6:18 PM | ||
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The Brant a male was banded near ocean city 1/27/2004 & was taken 1/15/2005 shrewsbury river.
Got a goose that was banded 6/28/2000 taken 2/9/2005 Thia was my worst year for banded birds. |
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| Posted: 25 Feb 2005 7:45 PM | ||
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A few years back, I read an article about banded bird facts. There was a canada goose killed out west that was banded 18 years before it was killed. Also, a group of hunters from Texas shot a snow goose on 1 day and another on a different day and there number sequence was in order. Ex: 2334 & 2335. Pretty cool.
In the 80's I shot a cinnamon teal in Mannington Meadow that was banded in British Columbia. My step-son shot a mallard that was a club bird in Maryland. The band was 2 years old. Till our trails cross, WW |
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| Posted: 26 Nov 2005 4:14 PM | ||
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I saw a small raft of broadies today they should be moveing in real good soon 
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| Posted: 26 Nov 2005 5:08 PM | ||
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well didnt know about hunting in keyport and those areas if you guys want to show me i'll be gratefull __________________  Git-R-Done
FREE RUGGIE     [spy] |
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| Posted: 30 Nov 2005 4:23 PM | ||
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| Where are you from wingshooter? | ||
| Posted: 01 Dec 2005 9:52 PM | ||
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Edison __________________ Git-R-Done
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| Posted: 01 Dec 2005 10:47 PM | ||
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From Atlantic City to Cape May is loaded with
Buffleheads as of 11-28-05. |
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| Posted: 02 Dec 2005 6:13 AM | ||
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| Got back from Ohio in the Western Basin of Lake Erie, there were greater and lesser scaup every where. Had no problem in getting our limits last week. | ||
| Posted: 02 Dec 2005 11:11 AM | ||
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| Flipper whats the limit on scaup in Ohio? | ||
| Posted: 02 Dec 2005 11:18 AM | ||
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| same here (2) | ||
| Posted: 02 Dec 2005 9:41 PM | ||
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Hopefully the broadies come in like they did last year.
The only thing that sucks is putting out all those blocks for just two broadies. I still love it though |
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| Posted: 03 Dec 2005 8:22 PM | ||
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Lifehog they already did, friday morning they were in the cove behind jak-a-bobs in U B.
Its hard to believe the limit is Two when you see so many. I can't hunt them in the bay my jon is to small. Next year it will be different
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| Posted: 03 Dec 2005 10:24 PM | ||
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| I was watching them today they are just starting to come in pretty good next week should be great. | ||
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