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can. geese.
ok i am near alot of swamp and strip pits everytime i go fishing or hunting i see geese all over.
So i thought i would do some geese hunting. I do not have a dog but i have a boat. Is there any tips to doing good for a newbi. should i get some decoys hunt from the boat or what. |
RE: can. geese.
Depending on the size of water you probably want to have the boat with you and maybe a few dekes but sounds like you have some good midday ambush hunting opportunities...
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RE: can. geese.
the water size depend some are real small and a few feet deep some are 30 feet to 60 feet deep and 20 acres or more. haveing the boat with me is no proplem
by dekes do you mean make decoys. what is a cheap one i can use this year then maybe get some good ones next year ORIGINAL: Carpmaster Depending on the size of water you probably want to have the boat with you and maybe a few dekes but sounds like you have some good midday ambush hunting opportunities... |
RE: can. geese.
also for a beginner would you recommend calling or not
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RE: can. geese.
also should i set out on the boat in the lake or wait till i shoot one drive out and get it or leave them in the water till the hunt is over.
the boat is a bass boat that is not camo and i can not camo it i was but it is to nice. |
RE: can. geese.
Set up on land make sure its legal buy half dozen floaters and sit and wait calling isnt that important but give it a try you will get better by trial and error and have fun its addicting.
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RE: can. geese.
three more questions
one place is a field where they usually have beans or corn there is nothing there now due to to rain. how would you set on it should i stay on the wood line and set the decoys out infront of me if so how far out. do ineed a waterfowl blind you lay in or can i do it without one. What decoy would you recommend ORIGINAL: wdog1 Set up on land make sure its legal buy half dozen floaters and sit and wait calling isnt that important but give it a try you will get better by trial and error and have fun its addicting. |
RE: can. geese.
ORIGINAL: bigtim6656 three more questions one place is a field where they usually have beans or corn there is nothing there now due to to rain. how would you set on it should i stay on the wood line and set the decoys out infront of me if so how far out. do ineed a waterfowl blind you lay in or can i do it without one. What decoy would you recommend ORIGINAL: wdog1 Set up on land make sure its legal buy half dozen floaters and sit and wait calling isnt that important but give it a try you will get better by trial and error and have fun its addicting. Have you seen birds on it ? or atleast flying over it? hunting in the fields you need a little bit more decoys if price is an issue I would go with like 2 doz shells but if its really an issue you might get away with 1 doz. And no you dont need a layout blind we kill plenty of geese setting up in headrows which might be your best bet if there is one later in the season we lay in the decoys in the snow but you can set up in the woods just make sure the dekes arnt to close caus geese dont really prefer landing near woods. Id check this website for some gear great prices and customer service rogerssportinggoods.com any more questions just holler |
RE: can. geese.
make the dekes into a j or two groups bout 30-40 yrds from u
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RE: can. geese.
i have seen alot fo geese there expcely when there is water in the field.
are these decoys what your talking about http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb.aspx?a=289020 ORIGINAL: wdog1 ORIGINAL: bigtim6656 three more questions one place is a field where they usually have beans or corn there is nothing there now due to to rain. how would you set on it should i stay on the wood line and set the decoys out infront of me if so how far out. do ineed a waterfowl blind you lay in or can i do it without one. What decoy would you recommend ORIGINAL: wdog1 Set up on land make sure its legal buy half dozen floaters and sit and wait calling isnt that important but give it a try you will get better by trial and error and have fun its addicting. Have you seen birds on it ? or atleast flying over it? hunting in the fields you need a little bit more decoys if price is an issue I would go with like 2 doz shells but if its really an issue you might get away with 1 doz. And no you dont need a layout blind we kill plenty of geese setting up in headrows which might be your best bet if there is one later in the season we lay in the decoys in the snow but you can set up in the woods just make sure the dekes arnt to close caus geese dont really prefer landing near woods. Id check this website for some gear great prices and customer service rogerssportinggoods.com any more questions just holler |
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