Ducks in CT ...
11-30-2005 | 07:03 AM
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Fork Horn
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From: Mississippi
Ducks in CT ...
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 [email protected] .... thanks guys (and gals).
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11-30-2005 | 08:52 AM
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From: Central MA
RE: Ducks in CT ...
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.
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.
11-30-2005 | 09:20 AM
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From: Maryland
RE: Ducks in CT ...
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.
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.
