Dang! another goose
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From: Paul@thefort
23-Jan-19
Single goose lands just outside of the decoys at 25 yards.
Single goose lands just outside of the decoys at 25 yards.
adjusted the single pin to 25 yards and arrow on its way. Wack. Chase is out after it.
adjusted the single pin to 25 yards and arrow on its way. Wack. Chase is out after it.
coming in with number goose 64
coming in with number goose 64
nice to be outside and not in the tent blind. Killled this goose the same time as yesterday, ie, 9 am Fun Stuff and I am home in 5 minutes.
nice to be outside and not in the tent blind. Killled this goose the same time as yesterday, ie, 9 am Fun Stuff and I am home in 5 minutes.
From: BigOk
23-Jan-19
You make it look so easy. CONGRATS!!
From: Iowa_Archer
23-Jan-19
Awesome!
From: Panther Bone
23-Jan-19
Good for you, Paul! Those geese are like clockwork, aren't they? You can time them to within minutes on their feed routes.
From: mattandersen
23-Jan-19
Nice job! What do you do about your dog retrieving a downed bird if the arrow is stuck in it still? Do you call him off?
From: Paul@thefort
23-Jan-19
Yes, I do not send him but then after the arrow is out, I replant the goose for him to retrieve.
From: Hawkeye
23-Jan-19
Very cool! Congrats :)
From: Brotsky
23-Jan-19
Way to go Paul! Chase is sure piling up the jerky!
From: 'Ike' (Phone)
23-Jan-19
Paul, just slaying the Honkers... Love it!
From: Paul@thefort
23-Jan-19
Interesting, this time of the year, ie, mid Jan into feb. I usually get singles coming in, ie, looking for a lost mate. I had two other flocks of 10-12 birds fly right over but went elsewhere. If I can kill one a day or so, that does make a good day. Will be back out in the morning around 8 am, they starting flying around 8:15 to 8:30 depending on the weather. I stay until 10 am. This moring, 22 degrees, light wind, partly cloudy. Great morning to be hunting but then what morning is not! my best, Paul
From: t-roy
23-Jan-19
“I usually get singles coming in, ie, looking for a lost mate.”
I’m thinking you might have something to do with this phenomenon, Paul! ;-)
Keep up the good work!
From: MarkU
23-Jan-19
“I usually get singles coming in, ie, looking for a lost mate.”
I used to be a bartender years ago. Saw a lot of that.
Paul, do you ever make pastrami with the goose breasts?
From: buzz mc
23-Jan-19
Great stuff Paul. I'm glad to see the geese are still cooperating
From: drycreek
23-Jan-19
Good job Paul ! And let's not forget Chase.....
From: Dirty D
23-Jan-19
Sweet!
From: JB
23-Jan-19
Thumbs up on another goose. You two know how to get it done!!
From: cnelk
23-Jan-19
Paul - you should start looking for bands on their legs before shooting! Give em a chance! :@)
From: elkmtngear
23-Jan-19
The Killer team, Paul and Chase!
From: Wayniac
24-Jan-19
Nice!
From: midwest
24-Jan-19
BHD!
Big Honker Down!
From: Habitat for Wildlife
24-Jan-19
You do make that look too easy! Congratulations.
From: Paul@thefort
24-Jan-19
Yey guys , just a good warm up for turkey season. Thanks for the notes. my best, Paul
Snowing this morning so I will stay home and try tomorrow. P
From: BOWNBIRDHNTR
24-Jan-19
What T-roy said...You may be their reason for looking! Really enjoy those pics of Chase doing what he loves!!
