Sandhill Cranes
#2
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: russell kansas USA
Posts: 9
RE: Sandhill Cranes
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Anybody ever hunted for cranes? I read about it in a recent issue of Fld.& Str. Sounds interesting. Any advice, info, recipes, stories, websites?
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Anybody ever hunted for cranes? I read about it in a recent issue of Fld.& Str. Sounds interesting. Any advice, info, recipes, stories, websites?
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#3
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: russell kansas USA
Posts: 9
RE: Sandhill Cranes
hunted for cranes, I was told they are the "ribeye in the sky" hunted mosly pass shooting like for geese just make sure you don't use a dog for them they have beeks like a pencil and they are hard to bring down.
#4
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: EVERGREEN COLORADO USA
Posts: 71
RE: Sandhill Cranes
"BIG BIRD" Be sure to use a full steel choke or mod lead. We bring em down with bbb or Ts out here. Soak em in milk for 24 hrs in the fridge. Smoke em for about 10 hrs or put em on the bbq. On the bbq wrap them in foil and through in a few sclices of pineapple. O--------baby you might never go back to sex again. Well you might. GOOD LUCK
LETS GO SHOOT SUM FEATHERS
THE DUCK STOPS HERE
LETS GO SHOOT SUM FEATHERS
THE DUCK STOPS HERE