Ducks in CT ...

T-bird · 11-30-2005, 07:03 AM

I'm from Mississippi and I'm on a travel assigment in Connecticut ... I'll be here 'til mid-February and I'm looking for someone to hunt with. Surely there's ducks in the Atlantic Flyway, and I'd love to give them a try. You can e-mail me at tlairdrn@msn.com .... thanks guys (and gals).

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djgj200 · 11-30-2005, 08:52 AM

Good luck. We are up north. Very soon all the ducks that migrate will be gone. Anything left over are the one's that stay year-round. But I think the only waterfowlwhere some of themstay up here year-round are the Canada Goose.

If anyone objects to that let me know. I am open to input on this topic because I only hunted woodducks when I used to hunt ducks and they are usually all gone south by now.

whitetailblaster · 11-30-2005, 09:20 AM

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ORIGINAL: djgj200

Good luck. We are up north. Very soon all the ducks that migrate will be gone. Anything left over are the one's that stay year-round. But I think the only waterfowlwhere some of themstay up here year-round are the Canada Goose.

If anyone objects to that let me know. I am open to input on this topic because I only hunted woodducks when I used to hunt ducks and they are usually all gone south by now.

Not really...Here in Maryland, I'm still seeing them in big flocks over swamps and ponds. When I was Sika Deer hunting, there was one whistling in the swamps

djgj200 · 11-30-2005, 05:24 PM

Typically there is a big difference in weather up here compared to Maryland. Maryland does get some tough weather like we do but not on a regular basis as up here in New England.

loopedelk · 12-01-2005, 05:54 PM

hey digi the woodies might be gone.The rest come to the coast boston harbor surrounding waters has some great shooting