Posted By:
Rain
Guest
10-20-2008 12:23
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might wanna wait till mid november, aint much here right now.
Posted By:
blackdogales
Web Member
Ronan 10-16-2008 22:39
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Looking for connection in MT. I am living in Southern Illinois and wanting to hunt in MT.
HELP!!!!!!
Posted By:
Rain
Guest
choteau 10-16-2008 14:13
Cloudy, Snow & Rain Mix – 25-30 Degrees – Open Water
killed 14 ducks, mallards, gadwall, pintail and redhead. 6-pheasants, 1-sharptail and 5-hungarian partridge, and one goose. great day to be hunting but no real amount of ducks, its not on there yet.
Posted By:
Rain
Guest
Ronan, Pablo area 10-09-2008 11:27
Cloudy, Occassional Rain Showers – 40-45 Degrees
first weekend was pretty good. Shot mallards, teal and wood ducks. Not a ton of birds but enough to fill limts easily. Saturday and Sunday shot 20ducks and 3 geese. Hunted a pothole on Wednesday and killed 14 mallards, widgeon, teal and gadwall. First light we were covered with mallards, to early to shoot. Stood up and shood them away, they trickled back in. Wouldnt decoy very well lots of pass shooting. Great 3 hunts so far, probablly have to wait till Halloween for a good push of birds to come down.
Posted By:
PUDLJMPR
Guest
12-27-2007 16:18
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Any geese left up there? Just wondering if we can expect any more geese to show up in Wy or northern Colo? We have had a good number of little geese but not many big ones, just curious if there still there or passed us by.
Posted By:
GV55
Guest
Flathead 12-11-2007 00:14
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I know there’s people hunting, good numbers of birds too. But nobody’s talking.
Posted By:
gkduck
Guest
Flathead 12-03-2007 17:41
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Anyone still hunting out there, seems like the Mt. duck hunters have left the web site.
Posted By:
GV55
Guest
Flathead 11-18-2007 17:17
Cloudy, Light Rain & Drizzle – 35-40 Degrees
Finally some new birds showing up. Early migrators, spoonys, teal, widgeon, sprig. Not huge numbers of northern mallards. Swans are down, which means big weather is on it’s way.
Anyone else posting out there?
Posted By:
redrock
Web Member
City limits of Missoula 09-11-2007 11:12
Sunny & Clear, Winds Calm – Over 70 Degrees
Missoula used to have a kid’s fish pond off of 39th Street on the south side of town. The fish pond has long since moved but the pond has become a fairly productive wetland – there were seven or eight mallard broods in evidence this summer, maybe more and a pair of geese fledged five goslings. The pond is also a magnet for staging birds, especially mallards in spring and fall. Once the hunting season starts especially, the evening flight of hundreds of mallards coming into roost at sunset is thrilling.
Periodically someone will drop off a domestic duck or two, usually right after easter. Because people regularly feed the ducks and the pond despite signs urging them not to, these domoestics manage to overwinter even when everything is frozen tight. For the last year or so, we’ve had a big ugly white thing – a pekin, I think – and he’s left his mark. There’s a late brood of mallards using what’s left of the pond that includes a couple of mostly white birds. This morning, I ran the dog through the flock, and yes, the white ones could fly.
Its time to do our duty, boys. We don’t need these domestic crosses making it through the hunting season and polluting the wild gene pool any more. So if a white mallard comes into your dekes, you know where he came from. Take ’em.
Posted By:
rwigton@hotmail.com
Web Member
coming to BIG SKY! 02-23-2007 21:47
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HAY GUYS, I WILL BE MOVING TO MONTANA IN 4 YEARS AS SOON AS I RETIRE AND AM LOOKING FOR A LOT TO BUILD ON. IS THERE AN AREA OF THE STATE THAT IS CONSIDERED THE BEST FOR WATERFOWLING/????? OR AN AREA THAT IS CONSIDERED THE WORST?? PLEASE HELP! THANKS, ROB// RWIGTON@HOTMAIL.COM
