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Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

01-02-2010 18:48
Sunny & Clear, Winds Calm – 10-20 Degrees – Open Water
Actually found a pond this morning with some open water. There were a few geese and ducks that roosted there overnight so we had high hopes that we were in the right spot. Maybe we were, but it didn’t pan out. We got one flock of Gadwall and cut three to go with a single Gaddie and a single Mallard. Other than a fly by from some jacks that was it. There are a few ducks around but it seems that many have moved on, probably due to the ice and also that the area we hunt does not have much for food sources other than aquatic vegetation.

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

01-01-2010 14:05
Sunny & Clear, Winds Calm – 10-20 Degrees – Ice
Frozen up this morning, but the ice wasn’t too thick. Made a small hole and set a half dozen. Had a good group of Gadwall in about 15 minutes past LST and cut 5. Much later had a pair come in and got both. No ducks flying, but did see about a dozen land on a frozen pond and just stand around. Looks like we are going to fight the ice for a while.

Posted By:
dweilert
Guest

all over 12-30-2009 08:59
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I’ve been all over and the dux have left the building. got frusterated and went to KS and chased quail and pheasant for 2 days not I’m back in the saddle. I have one friend that hunts Eufala, he called yesterday and said the lake was loaded up but all big rafts in the middle. If you look at the snow cover map it shows thats about where the snow stops. Looks like i’ll be heading south!

Posted By:
iluvlabs
Guest

12-30-2009 07:12
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Holy Cow!! This place has exploded with activity. Can’t help you guys much as I don’t hunt big water. I can tell you from my work travels, that like Mingo said, the ponds are still frozen for the most part. Most big water that I have seen is open. I am not seeing alot of ducks. I think they hopped on that north wind that brought the blizzard in and are drinking Coronas in Mexico right now.

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

12-29-2009 19:33
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Sorry guys, I don’t really know. The ponds around here are still frozen so I would guess the shallow backwater areas of most lakes are also.

I don’t hunt Eufala and haven’t heard any reports from there, so it’s either been good and no one is talking or it’s not good. At any rate our numbers have been fair at best so without scouting its a crap shoot. I would guess that there is some open water on bigger lakes now and that they are holding decent numbers of birds.

Posted By:
sdduckman
Guest

12-29-2009 19:24
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One other question for you Mingo- anyone ever hunt Eufala any more? A person does not hear much about that area anymore.

Posted By:
LILRVR
Guest

12-29-2009 11:01
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Will a person be able to launch a boat? Maybe a better question would be how thick is the ice?

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

12-28-2009 18:50
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LR,

They don’t plant the peanuts around Cobb as in the past and the birds numbers are not as good. Last I heard the field hunting was not good, but they were killing some Mallards at the lake. Pretty easy for one or two guys to kill limits. I don’t know about Ellsworth. We had a pretty wet year and all the ponds and lakes around central OK are full. Don’t know if the Lawton area got as much water. The few ponds I have checked SW of here are lower than other areas. We have had cold weather in the last few weeks and most all the ponds are frozen over.

Posted By:
LILRVR
Guest

12-28-2009 15:58
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Hey Oklahoma fellas, I was stationed down at Ft Sill in the mid 90s and hunted lake Ellsworth and Ft Cobb. Is there enough water in Ellsworth to still motor in the north end and is Ft Cobb as good as it always was? We used to kill peanut filled mallards by the dozens off of Ft cobb. Planning a trip in the next week or so but you couple three are the only ones out there. Hope to hear back from you.

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

Garvin Co, 12-26-2009 17:29
– – 25-30 Degrees – Ice
Most ponds are frozen over, but at least the roads are decent. We have been hitting the one pond we have with open water and it has been paying off. Urban shot a quick limit off it yesterday so we hit it again today. Ducks were roosted on the pond, but we still had some in just a little early. Started off quick right at LST with a Gadwall, then we got a nice flight right in the decoys and took 5, all spoonies! It slowed quite a bit, but we continued picking up a few Gadwall and one Mallard drake. We needed five more for three limits when we got a flight of Cans and took three, two of which were crippled and took a long time to track down. These ducks would dive and swim at least 50 yards under before showing just the tops of their heads. We finally got them all up leaving us just two short when we got eight more ducks in the decoys, All Canvasback again! We called it quits then.

Posted By:
iluvlabs
Guest

12-24-2009 22:04
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I don’t fool myself into thinking that we are keeping this place alive, but we are entertaining ourselves. Merry Christmas to the both of you and I hope you have many for feet down in your future:)

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

12-24-2009 20:38
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Merry Christmas Labs and DW! We are either the Three Kings or the Three Stooges! Probably stooges for trying to keep this joint alive!

Posted By:
iluvlabs
Guest

Wayne, OK 12-24-2009 15:44
Arctic Blast – 25-30 Degrees – Open Water
Made it out at about 11:30. Shot a limit of gadwalls. Couldn’t believe the weather!! Made for some easy shots though with the ducks just hovering over the water. Hopefully the wind will keep the water open for what should be an awesome hunt in the morning!!

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

12-24-2009 13:02
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We just thought the weather was bad this morning. Rain eased just enough to convince us to set up, then started again. Soon after the ducks showed and man did they want in. Oddly for us we shot pretty good in the high winds and rain. Ended up just a few short of four limits before nine when the rain finally got through the outer layers and we went for eggs and bacon. Slow ride back with lots of cars in the ditch. Be careful out there!

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

McClain Co. 12-23-2009 17:15
Cloudy, Occassional Rain Showers – 40-45 Degrees
We hit the right spot today. Started slow with singles and pairs again, but managed to get most of what came in. We had a brief flurry of ducks around 8:30 and nearly doubled our number. The wind shifted and we had to move the decoys a little, but we still had the wind mostly in our faces which made for going away shooting but we still managed to peck away and get to 21, just short of four limits. Just about half and half with Gadwall and Wigeon, with one Greenhead and one Redhead in the mix.

Numbers have been slowly improving this week. Hope this weather helps us out.

Merry Christmas everyone.

Posted By:
dweilert
Guest

Mayes County 12-22-2009 13:48
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Well the boys are at it again. Nephews Matt and Wyatt called me frantic with duxs yesterday late morn. Found em and got permission to hunt so it was on. We shot 33 mallards and would have killed more if the younguns could shoot as good as they can scout!!! They were eating beans and we hit em on a farm pond next to the bean field. I just love my nephews!!!

Posted By:
dweilert
Guest

All over 12-21-2009 07:49
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Been N been S been E and am about to go W, hunting is Ok at best. Killing a few each day but nothing to write waterfowler.com about!!!

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

McClain Co 12-19-2009 21:32
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In some ways is was back to the usual. Had some ducks early, but it shut off pretty quickly to just singles and pairs every thirty minutes or so. We had been shooting mostly Gadwall and Ringers with a few Wigeon and sometimes a Mallard to two. Today of the 11 we shot it was two GWT, one Wigeon and the rest Mallards, except for the sweet Pintail Drake the newbie shot. Quantity was not great, but the quality was! It seems like there are more ducks west of I-35 than we have here in central OK. It doesn’t look like that is going to change anytime soon.

Posted By:
iluvlabs
Guest

Wayne,OK 12-19-2009 11:39
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Didn’t see a lot this morning. Had a few in the dekes before legal. Heard some yahoos to the north shooting way early and our birds got up and left. Not much flying to speak of. We got some doubles and singles in and made the best of it. Ended up with 6 ducks and 1 goose. The goose should not have made another pass after we missed with the first 5 shots!!!

Posted By:
dweilert
Guest

N 12-18-2009 12:02
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went big water hunting this morn, killed 9 but could have killed 39, plenty of big groups of mallards, I just could not get it all together this morning!

Posted By:
iluvlabs
Guest

Wayne, OK 12-18-2009 09:38
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Me and a buddy made a quick hunt before work today. Lots of birds in right before LST. After we got them up, several came back. We ended up with 5 gadwalls, 2 widgeon and 1 lost drake pintail!! First ever pintail I have ever shot. Birds shut it down pretty quick but that was probably due to not very many hunters out this morning to keep them moving.

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

12-17-2009 19:05
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Got second hand invite to go with a group SW of Norman today. We hit a watershed that was covered with geese and ducks. We waited til most had left and then set up. Couldn’t get the geese in, but ended up just a few birds shy of 6 limits of Mallards. Man, I wish I knew why the Mallards are hanging out just west of where we hunt. Shot more today than we have all season.

Posted By:
dweilert
Guest

N 12-17-2009 08:25
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Shot bands today! if you have open water, you have ducks!!!

Posted By:
dweilert
Guest

NE 12-15-2009 14:46
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went out with 3 buddies today, set up on some small water that the wind kept open. We were done in a matter of a few minutes. It was amazing! Mallards, Greys, and 2 woods. Great morn. Put the spinners out for the first time in a long time, they worked pretty good!

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

Garvin Co. 12-13-2009 20:11
Sunny & Clear, Morning Fog – 40-45 Degrees
Funny how quickly things returned to normal. We had a big group in the decoys 10 minutes before LST, so we had high hopes. But it ended up being a morning like many others this year. All singles and pairs that would give one good pass or land just a little outside the decoys. The wind did shift a little which put it quartering toward us and that didn’t help. We ended up with 4 Gadwall and 1 Mallard.

Posted By:
dweilert
Guest

n 12-13-2009 17:26
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Hunted big water on saturday, killed 9 all kinds, enough of the smaller holes had opened up to push the birds around to them. Upon scouting the place earlier they were all on the big water. Sunday found us in a bean field on public land, we trudged a million miles packing a huge ground rig and then slugging through 150 yards of ankle deep mud. MAN the ducks were there. we set up and 10 minutes before LST we landed at least 200 and had 2500 more setting in. 5 minutes before the morons that walked 10 feet from their truck and hunted the edges started shooting just to keep them from landing on us. At first I thought they did not know we were out in the middle, but soon we opened up and told them for sure, of course, this made no difference to the losers as they kept right on all morning everytime we had birds cupped and gliding they would shoot and pick them up. We ended up with 13 mallards but would have had 25 had we not had to contend with the morons. Oh how I love hunting public!!! Birds are here and now its summertime again so maybe they will stay a bit.

Posted By:
iluvlabs
Guest

Wayne,OK 12-13-2009 11:21
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12/12 We had good numbers early, the birds seemed to want to get down, but the ice had them a little hesitant. Ended up with 5 between 3 of us, but that is only because of very poor shooting.

12/13 Not as many birds and Sat due to the heavy fog but we made the shots count today and ended up with 5 birds.

I know that I was seeing a lot of birds early in the week, but I think once we got froze up for those couple of days we lost a bunch of birds.

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

McClain Co. 12-12-2009 14:54
Mostly Cloudy, No Precipitation – 30-34 Degrees – Ice
Well, we found a little patch of open water in a large pond holding ducks yesterday, and today they showed up in good numbers. We took four limits of mostly Gadwall and GWT and were done by 9 am. Most of the small ponds are still frozen, but it looks like the ducks are here.

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

12-09-2009 19:11
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Been too tied up at work this week to notice. I just hope all the ponds are not frozen this weekend!

Posted By:
dweilert
Guest

12-09-2009 08:59
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I sure hope these 10 degree days don’t push em too hard, right now I am loaded in all docking stations!

Posted By:
iluvlabs
Guest

Scouted wayne 12-08-2009 14:14
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Checked in on my Uncles place. It is loaded up with birds!!! Mallard, Teal, Gadwall and Widgeon. Can’t wait till Saturday!!!

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

south of OKC metro 12-05-2009 13:15
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Out this morning to check a few ponds. Slightly better numbers of ducks on a few ponds, but still nothing on many. Lets hope this cold weather will keep them coming next week.

Posted By:
dweilert
Guest

all over 11-30-2009 09:05
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I second Mingo’s notion. We found almost the exact results. We went goose hunting saturday and were hunting in a wheat field next to my duck hole. The ducks we saw come into that hole were weary and would circle 8 or 10 times before commiting and that was with noone hunting! We did manage to fool some big geese and shot 4 of them on the one volley we had. We also noticed large groups of snows heading south yesterday. Hopefully, this artic front will bring some in.

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

Central OK 11-29-2009 18:20
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Well, the first half is in the books and for me is was just OK.

Yesterday hit a small pond that had about 20 on it earlier in the week. The morning we hunted only three came by and we killed them all. Don’t know why more didnt come as this pond had not been hunted all year. It just seems like the ducks know what we are up to.

Today we had better results. Don’t know how big a part the weather played, but did see some large groups of Snows moving south. Slow but steady action on Mallard, Gadwall, Teal and Jacks resulted in a bag of 16 for three guns. Had a good number of lookers that wouldn’t come in range, but nearly all we took came right in to the decoys. It’s just been a little strange.

Posted By:
dweilert
Guest

All over 11-25-2009 20:38
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Ive been all over and just not doing very good. Seems the ducks are spotty, stale, shy, and easy to spook. I agree with Mingo, is this January???

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

11-25-2009 11:42
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Get a few birds early then nothing. Did see a large group up high in a V heading south. It sure feels like late season hunting.

Posted By:
iluvlabs
Guest

Wayne 11-25-2009 11:40
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Got a quick 6(2 green and 4 grey) between 3 of us this morning before work. More birds than we have been seeing. Hopefully will have a good second half!!

Everyone have a Happy Thanksgiving!!

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

McClain Co 11-24-2009 19:19
Sunny & Clear, Winds Calm – 40-45 Degrees
Seemed to be better number of birds around this morning, but they are stale. Most of the early ones landed well outside the dekes, but we managed to bag 10 or so. Going to try again in the morning.

Posted By:
dweilert
Guest

OKC and N 11-23-2009 10:15
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Saturday found 5 of us just north of the big city, we shot 30 ducks consisting of Jacks, Redheads, Greys, and Mallards. The morning could not have been better! Sunday found us in extreme NE corner and we got el skunkoed.

Posted By:
dweilert
Guest

11-18-2009 14:04
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been seeing a few more around, hopefully we will get to make some splash this weekend

Posted By:
iluvlabs
Guest

11-17-2009 19:59
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It did push some ducks Mingo, it pushed them out. I travel alot daily and today I went all the way to Ada and back over to Chickasha and might have seen a dozen ducks. We just need to keep an eye out, they should be here in a day or two.

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

McClain Co 11-17-2009 18:48
Cloudy, High Winds – 35-40 Degrees
Snuck out for a really, I mean really quick look this morning. Hunted the same pond we shot 14 on last week. Saw three ducks, shot none. Can’t believe this weather didn’t push some ducks.

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

McClain Co 11-15-2009 17:04
Cloudy, Winds Calm – 50-60 Degrees
Hunted a smaller pond today and saw fewer ducks than yesterday. It was basically a skunking although for some reason a lone Gadwall came around after we had finished picking up the decoys and got shot.

Did see a decent buck chasing a doe.

Posted By:
iluvlabs
Guest

Wayne 11-15-2009 10:39
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Saw very few ducks this morning. Had a small group 3 GWT drop in. Shot a hen out of the bunch, went to get her and she flew off!! Seen quite a few ducks flying in between 9-9:30. Not sure if they were moving because of the front or what. Hopefully this weather will bring some new birds.

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

11-14-2009 21:46
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Wyatt is a good kid! Tell him hello for me.

DW, I think that is some kind of “bad word” filter and substitute. Seems like if you try to type wash i t a it ends up Washura or something like that.

Glad you found some birds.

Posted By:
dweilert
Guest

11-14-2009 15:30
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h o l e is what I am trying to type???

Posted By:
dweilert
Guest

11-14-2009 15:29
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every time I type find jerk it comes out jerk, I have no earthly idea why???

Posted By:
dweilert
Guest

mayes county 11-14-2009 15:26
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All those years of taking the young uns paid off today. I had not found much to hunt in my haunts and had just about settled into this morning being a scouting morning, then my nephew Wyatt called me up and informed me he found some ducks and had gotten permission to hunt them. He told me there were 2 to 3 hundred Grey ducks on a farrm pond near his home. Well I had nothing better so we gave it a whirl this morning with Matt one of my other nephews. I set the deks out right where he spotted the birds. LST came and within 10 minutes we had 18 and were pickin up. Amazingly, every single bird was a Gaddy. We gave each other high 5’s and all went to the local diner for some bacon! It was a real treat to see these young men not only find jerk and master scout it, but proceed to out shoot the old man!!!

[Edited By dweilert on 2009-11-14 15:28]

[Edited By dweilert on 2009-11-14 15:28]

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

McClain Co 11-14-2009 14:32
Cloudy, Winds Calm – 60-65 Degrees
Same here, saw few birds, bagged three. Maybe this weak north wind will help.

Posted By:
iluvlabs
Guest

Wayne 11-14-2009 08:36
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Not much flying this morning. Managed 3 gadwalls out of a group of 4. Nothing else gave us a look.

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

Central OK 11-13-2009 18:14
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Maybe more ducks on the move. Most of the ponds I checked today did not have ducks, but the few that did had bigger numbers. Saw a few small ponds that had 30-50 on them.

Posted By:
dweilert
Guest

NE 11-12-2009 08:48
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been out woodie chasing the last couple days, seems that is what we have the most of at the current time. The beavers have made for me some Arkansas style flooded timber and the wood ducks love it. Shot a limit 2 days ago and 1 shy yesterday. Still looking for the bigs to show up on the local haunts.

Posted By:
iluvlabs
Guest

11-12-2009 08:05
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Hey Mingo,

Are you hunting east or west of 77? I hunt east and typically see lots of birds moving over on the west side. If you want to send me a PM that is fine. Just trying to get a bead on these Mcclain Co. birds.

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

McClain Co. 11-11-2009 19:39
Cloudy, Winds Calm – 50-60 Degrees
Had a good shoot this morning with 3 guns taking 14 birds; mostly Gadwall with a few Wigeon and one Mallard.

The wind was actually wrong for our set up, but this caused the birds to come over our backs and hover over the pond trying to find a way to get down. This made for some pretty easy shooting. The birds seemed to have trouble getting up speed to get out and many broke back over us. We even dropped a few behind the dam. A few fresh ducks seem to be trickling in, but they are not easy. You gotta be hid, still and take your shot at the first good chance.

Posted By:
iluvlabs
Guest

Wayne 11-11-2009 16:06
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Made a quick hunt this AM with my Uncle. Had 4 gadwalls come in and only 2 left. That is all that even gave us a look. Seen a few flying, but not many.

I am seeing decent numbers of birds on various ponds however while traveling for work. It needs to get cold!!

Posted By:
dweilert
Guest

N 11-09-2009 11:03
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Hunted Sat. more hunters than ducks! 6 of us scratched out 15 birds, Mallards, Widgeons, Pintail and a woodie. Had to spend the night on the boat just to secure a spot. did not even bother Sunday, went to church where I belong! Found some woodies using some flooded timber, will be off to shoot at them in the morn.

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

McClain Co 11-08-2009 18:16
Sunny & Clear, Winds Calm – 60-65 Degrees
Same crew, different pond, fewer ducks. Had three Wigeon come in and leave before LST, then we got a pair of Gadwall and took both. We did not see more than 10 ducks all morning.

Labs, I noticed the same thing yesterday, with ducks on their way somewhere else. It almost seemed like late season stale ducks. There are just not very many ducks in this area and lots of water for them to chose from.

Posted By:
iluvlabs
Guest

Wayne,OK 11-08-2009 11:19
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Saturday we seen several different groups. But it seems that these aren’t new birds and they all knew where they were heading. Scratched out 3 gadwalls.

Sunday had more of the same with seeing birds but not even getting a look. Skunked for the first time this year. Sure is nice to be in the blind though!!

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

McClain Co. 11-07-2009 14:21
Sunny & Clear, High Winds – 60-65 Degrees
Well here we go; about like I expected, some ducks but not a lot. We saw a fair number of ducks but many of those had someplace else to go, probably as a result of all the rain we have gotten. If any worked close the decoyed pretty well. Surprisingly, our shooting wasn’t too bad and most that came in we got. Of course that was also due to the fact that they were mostly in groups of four or less. We ended up with a mixed bag of Gadwall, Wigeon and Mallard with a total bag of 11 for 5 guns.

Posted By:
iluvlabs
Guest

11-06-2009 15:36
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Just hope we don’t get skunked!!

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

11-06-2009 12:36
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Good luck to all you duck hunters tomorrow and don’t forget the sunscreen!

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

11-02-2009 12:41
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Not as good as you did! Zone 1 was just decent. There are a few more ducks showing up every day around here, not great numbers but a more or less norman openener it seems.

Posted By:
dweilert
Guest

11-02-2009 09:24
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Well??? How did you zone 1 boys do????

Posted By:
iluvlabs
Guest

10-29-2009 19:54
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I was up around Enid last weekend and seen quite a few birds. Seen a few big flocks of migrating ducks. Haven’t seen alot around here. Hopefully they will pour in next week!!

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

10-29-2009 11:27
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From what I see and hear there are some around here, but not many.

Posted By:
dweilert
Guest

anywhere 10-29-2009 10:54
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where are all the ducks? I got reports while in the north they were here but I cant find them???

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

10-21-2009 20:21
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DW

Wow, just saw the pics. Looks like a good adventure, if a little on the cold side!

Posted By:
dweilert
Guest

10-21-2009 09:58
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just finished up in Canada, in SODAK now, 637 was the number. Tons and tons here id SD, looks to be a great hatch.

Got word from back home that birds are piling into the big lakes!

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

10-20-2009 19:08
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Hey, I hunt near Wayne also. We’ll have to meet at the Circle C for breakfast sometime!

Posted By:
iluvlabs
Guest

10-19-2009 21:31
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Saw half a dozen on the pond we hunt in Wayne. Looked to be gaddys. Pond is real full. I think with the cold weather, the first half is going to be good this year. Just have to see.

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

South Central 10-18-2009 20:21
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I made a short scouting trip today. The ponds are all in good shape and bank full from the rains we have had. Most have some flooded grass at the edges and some have good amounts of Pondweed, Smartweed and aquatic vegetation. I saw a few Ringnecks on one pond and fair numbers of Gadwall on two others. It looks like habitat conditions will be good for the first half, we just need some more ducks. I have heard reports of fair numbers of ducks in the NW and western parts of the state.

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

10-17-2009 09:18
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DW try to let a few go on down here!

Posted By:
dweilert
Guest

Canada 10-17-2009 05:16
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I am currently in Canada hunting/working. we had to move 4 hours south as all the birds were gone from the normal spot!

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

10-14-2009 11:54
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I hear some ducks are beginning to show up in NW OK. Probably just a rumor.

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

10-05-2009 21:27
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Well, I thought I wasn’t smart enough to post a pic, but by golly I did it. Antelope pic in Big Game photos.

Posted By:
dweilert
Guest

10-04-2009 20:04
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Come on Mingo, post up some prongy pics!

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

Wyoming 10-04-2009 17:44
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Well, there is almost no water in SE Wyoming except the North Platte River and a few lakes. Saw a few Wigeon and divers on the Platte. Drove through SW Nebraska on the way home along the Platte and saw very few ducks. I have no idea what that means, BUT, I did shoot a nice Antelope!

Posted By:
Aaron(Mingo)Milligan
Field Editor

09-26-2009 20:39
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No teal today, not one, didn’t even see any.

Posted By:
dweilert
Guest

09-22-2009 08:21
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Went out Sat. morn with the crew, shot ONE teal and had woodies landing in the blind all day. was good to get out however, come on November!!!

Posted By:
iluvlabs
Guest

09-20-2009 21:24
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I think they flew straight through to Texas.