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Brett Morris	November 03 2009 03:06PM (Read 1043 times)
Status: offline Registered: 10/01/09 Posts: 30	Saturday morning Cody and Steve Davis, Dawson, and I got the chance to set up on a field lots of birds had been using to feed after they jumped off the roost. Made a few calls the night before, got the field on lockdown and set up by 6:15 the following morning. Made quick work of the morning when these little pests decided to drop in for a early morning snack. Usually would never shoot into a group of 170+ birds but we made the exception for these little devils. After arguing between blinds whether they were going to commit they put their feet down and 7 shots later we'd finished our business. Hard to pass on these guys when more times than not they're the sole reason for an unsuccessful field hunt. An Early Group of Giants Turning The Corner The Commitment Feet Down The Gruesome Payback Cody Back at the Grindstone on the Quad
Duke2	November 03 2009 03:35PM
Regular Contributor Status: offline Registered: 11/03/09 Posts: 286	Yeah, I think ya got that one......alot....lol. Nice pics. It's better to have it and not need it; then it is to need it and not have it.
CodyDavis	November 04 2009 05:06PM
Regular Contributor Status: offline Registered: 02/27/05 Posts: 222	It's quite the feeling to be deafened by geese swarming all around you and when you raise up having so many in such tight quarters around you. Definently one memorable hunt, and pretty close to the biggest group of Canadas I've ever decoyed. Good pictures brotha.
iowawaterfowler	November 05 2009 08:52AM
Regular Contributor Status: offline Registered: 02/06/08 Posts: 300	Congrats on the successfull hunt and nice pics. If you dont mind, what part of the state were you hunting?
TysonT	November 05 2009 08:57AM
Senior Member Status: offline Registered: 10/30/07 Posts: 3729	Black Cloud? Nice shooting! That is one big hole! A Veteran is someone who at one point in their life wrote a blank check made payable to The United States of America, for an amount up to, and including their life.
Brett Morris	November 05 2009 10:28AM
Status: offline Registered: 10/01/09 Posts: 30	We were hunting in Southeast Iowa, birds are still not patterning. Doesn't look like 70+ degrees this weekend is going to help anything. I actually think it was some XPERT Steel. Not even the good stuff
mikeycf	November 05 2009 02:02PM
Status: offline Registered: 07/08/08 Posts: 36	Nice pics man!!

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