Today we worked on migrating woodcock again. Molly on left, look closely on right on top of snow in front of the ditch. This is a tough moment to capture but I am thrilled to have gotten it.
Good picture.
If it hadn't been for the snow, it would have been near invisible. Except for some grouse, I don't know any birds that blend into their surroundings so well.
Guttersnipe is smaller bird than the woodcock? Im asking because we dont have much around here I have shot a couple but the one I shot last year looked smaller and a little different than the other ones I shot
I hunt dove, quail , ducks and geese. Never seen woodcock. Dad said when he was in high school they had more woodcock around. Same with snipe, they are fun when you can find them
I'm no longer building the bags Butch, I sent the patterns to WesSpur Tree Equipment in Washington State. They now make & sell both the HC & HC-Mesh Rope Bages including a longer version of the Mesh Bage that holds 300' of 1/2" line.
...But in keeping with this Thread, that new Mesh Bag should hold about 20 to 25 Ruffed Grouse! LOL
It was the second week of Bird Season when we were there so it wasn't to bad. But there was a lot of hunting pressure on the weekends from the locals.
Average distance before they flushed was around 15-20 yards. Hunting at the crack of dawn and at dusk proved to be rewarding if road hunting with vehicle otherwise on foot is the best.
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