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Thats's some of the best news I've heard all month Matt! Thanks for the heads up. I won't be getting in on the drawing but I'll show up to give everybody something to laugh at when I get my P.H.A.T lady screaming! LOL!

A four geese limit would be the ticket but adding jus one more bird goes back to what JBrown was sayin'. Why carry 300lbs of gear for a couple birds? Three isn't any better for me. Same same tomy way of thinkin'. A few more days tacked on to the season could be a help if Ma Nature starts her...

I like the idea of shooting more birds but I'd prefer to shoot the same numbers if the season was abit longer. ??? Is this bad?

Kudo's Matt!!!

Looks to me like Redcloud said it all right there. The only thing that could be added is that to use the biggest broadhead you can. I shoot a rage three blade now-a-days, for everything and though it does agreat job, It causes a lot of breast meat damage no matter the angle of attack you use in...

I don't know enough about waterfowl hunting to make a pimple on your ass JBrown!,.... BUT!,... If I'd have let a few kicks in my jimmy, over the past four years of tryin' deter me. I'd have stopped hunting geese and ducks the first week I tried! ?? You know as well as I do that somedays your...

Thanks fellas!! It's good to be here!

That makes perfect sense to me Jbrown! I started out with a knight and Hale double reed duck call, went to a Buck Gardner, Foulmouth. Both do very well for me. ( and don't sound off by much as to tone and pitch) The goose call issue, of getting the Knight and Hale was because I didn't know any...

Anyone chasing birds? How's the drout effecting you? :smiley_chinrub:

Practice does make perfect or so I've heard. I've had really good luck with both double and single reed duck calls but my challenge has been goose call 101. I work hard on getting a decent cluck and haven't moved further. I'm using a Knight and Hale magnum clucker. ?? Could be my problem. ...