Posted By:
Kent-Lacina
Field Editor
south delta 10-26-2006 09:03
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With ample water now bird numbers are starting to rise. Mahanna from what i have heard has already started to pump water. From what i’ve heard is that mahanna is holding good numbers of gadwall and widgeon with a few teal. Catfish ponds in the delta are seeing a rise in birds. Mostly ring necks and scaup with some smiling mallards and teal. A few mallards have been reported to me but nothing in any numbers yet. With the cold weather forcasted next week in the dakota’s and minnesota that should push more birds into the area. It looks as though we are about two weeks ahead of schedule at this time of the season. As for south mississippi woodducks are on the rise. There is great numbers of doves also being reported. With around a month remaining before the season duck numbers are starting to stack up with what could be a great sign. The long term forcast for our state showing that we should have a wet and cold season should have birds holding in or state if the prediction is correct. We also have had good rains in the delta and most spots that have been dry have water now. With more rain forcasted in the next few days we should add to them. I hope all are doing great and are getting ready for what should hold out to be a great season. Remember to check your regulations for some of the regulations have changed a little.
Keep up the posting
KL
Remember it’s what we do today that will tell what happens tomorrow.
[Edited By Kent-Lacina on 2006-10-26 09:05]
Posted By:
maverick21
Web Member
NW Mississippi 10-25-2006 22:55
Cloudy, Winds Calm – 40-45 Degrees
Went over to a few sloughs near the river and the ones that did have water were holding a good number of gadwall’s with some mallards, smilin’ mallards, and woodies mixed in. Good to see it in mid/late October
Posted By:
CARPDUCK
Guest
10-24-2006 11:14
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farmer emailed yesterday sayiny there were 150 to 200 in one field and the same in another!!!!
Posted By:
steve68
Guest
miss river oxbows 10-20-2006 16:54
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Has anyone been out on any of the lake or sloughs along the miss r after this last rain. It looks like i will be hunting them this year again but they all need lots of water. Have not been able to find a lease or club worth the money yet any info greatly appreciated
bad day of huntin beats work anyday
Posted By:
CARPDUCK
Guest
10-18-2006 15:31
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Got 3 inches of rain at club so far this week.Forecast for tomorrow and tomorrow night 60% maybe another inch.
Posted By:
CARPDUCK
Guest
10-17-2006 11:38
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Not sledge but know people that hunted Crowder,Marks and Lambert—- you should do ok down there!!!! I’m further south!!!
Posted By:
duckhunterkidd
Guest
sledge ms 10-16-2006 17:09
Cloudy, Light Rain & Drizzle – 60-65 Degrees
has anybody hunted in sledge i just lease 75 arces of soybeans. he will flood it in nov. im ready
Posted By:
CARPDUCK
Guest
10-16-2006 15:51
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This weekend at the club I saw larger groups!!!Mallards are in our cornfields thats holding little water.Got call from farmer this morning,said got an inch of rain and the forecast says maybe up to 3 to 4 inches!!! man we need it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Had small group of bluewing teal busing around one field!!!!!
Posted By:
Kent-Lacina
Field Editor
delta 10-07-2006 09:21
Sunny & Clear, Winds Calm – Over 70 Degrees
Quite a few birds on the move. Mostly gray’s and teal with a few woodducks. From what i’ve heard that some good numbers of ducks and geese have been moving south out of canada into the dakota’s. A buddy said that good numbers of both lesser and small canada’s are arriving daily. He did say most of the small ducks have moved out. He also told me of good numbers of specks and mallards are arriving. Also tamale tom one of the guys i hunt with was fishing the coast and he reported alot of teal and some grays allready. With the weather coming in this next week to the dakotas and canada another push might happen. Remember the snow goose conservation season is now open and you will need to get a conservation # from the wildlife and fisheries. Hope everyone will have a great year and a safe year.
Remember it’s what we do today that will tell what happens tomorrow.
Posted By:
CARPDUCK
Guest
10-02-2006 13:00
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WENT TO CLUB THIS WEEKEND AND WE HAD ABOUT 100 TO 150 MALLARDS IN ONE FIELD.SAW LOTS OF SMALL GROUPS FLYING IN THE EVENING AND EARLY SUNDAY MORNING.
