Colorado Duck Hunting Report Archive

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PUDLJMPR
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Wellington 01-26-2007 00:29
Sunny & Clear, Winds Calm – –
Millions of geese comin off Rawhide but they all had one idea in mind and it didnt include us, gonna hit it with the big spread of 25DZN this weekend and see what happens plenty of birds around thats for sure.

Posted By:
perro
Web Member

Colorado river 01-21-2007 13:12
Mostly Cloudy, No Precipitation – 25-30 Degrees – Ice
Hunted yesterday afternoon. Got to my spot a little late. I was able to take a couple of greenheads that ventured a little too close to the goose deks. The colorado is frozen up from Cameo to Debeque canyon and beyond. From there to Rifle it is shelfed up and hard to hunt.

There are a lot of geese around the GJ area and I had close to a thousand fly over me on their way to roost but too high to shoot.

One more weekend to go.

Posted By:
aurorafowler
Guest

South Platte – East of Fort Morgan 01-20-2007 21:11
Cloudy, Snow Flurries – 0-10 Degrees – Open Water
The river isn’t frozen and there are a good number of ducks and geese using the river. Lots of Mallards, Widgeon and Pintails! Be careful and know what species of duck you are shooting at. We actually had a group of 12 Pintails land in our decoy spread today. Good Luck to everyone.

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PUDLJMPR
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Wellington 01-19-2007 19:41
Sunny & Clear, Winds Calm – –
Headed down with a full pit and high hopes, got all set up and waited, 9 i look out of the hole and think i see a black garbage sack, take another look and its a honk that snuck in and was laying down eating so i calmly grab my gun open the lid and crap! there are 4 not one, i kill 2 and everyone else scrambles for there guns and we luck out and kill all 4! Other than that nothin else interested but did see tons of birds all day.

[Edited By PUDLJMPR on 2007-01-19 19:42]

[Edited By PUDLJMPR on 2007-01-19 19:42]

Posted By:
Towens
Guest

01-19-2007 19:34
Sunny & Clear, Winds Calm – 30-34 Degrees – Open Water
Went out with a buddy after school today and had a great shoot. We went out just for ducks but ended up with a big goose and two mixed bag limits of golden eyes, mallards, red heads, and ring bills, all of which were drakes. When we got to out pond we had to break up the ice but once that was done the birds just came right in.

Posted By:
aurorafowler
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South Platte – Orchard and to the East 01-19-2007 15:03
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I saw another post with some pictures posted from Tuesday out at Atwood SWA and the whole river was frozen. Does anyone know if the Platte is still frozen?

Posted By:
PUDLJMPR
Guest

Wellington 01-18-2007 18:22
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Well i think we recieved new birds with this cold spell, the boys hunted the field 2 afternoons this week and left with 22 birds pretty good, im loadin the pit full of guys and headed down for tomarrow hopefully it works out.

[Edited By PUDLJMPR on 2007-01-18 18:23]

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PUDLJMPR
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Wellington 01-14-2007 16:25
Cloudy, Snow Flurries – Below Zero
Got to our pit yesterday morning got set up and waited and waited and nada, picked up at noon and only saw 20 geese all morning off in the distance so they must be sittin tite waitin the cold out.

Posted By:
PUDLJMPR
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Wellington 01-12-2007 23:27
Cloudy, Snow Flurries – Below Zero
Cold as hell this morning, -9 when we got to the pit, huntin up by Rawhide power plant and had high hopes. Nothin movin early as expected but absolutly no birds left the lake at all, but had TONS of birds comin up out of the south back on the lake, killed 5 total had a flock of 3 and 2 singles and thats it. Should be good huntin in the morning with all the geese that came back on and i think we saw some new ones from the north so there mite be some freash meat around. Shoot em up!!!

Posted By:
perro
Web Member

Colorado river east of Grand Jct. 01-12-2007 22:16
Cloudy, Snow & Rain Mix – 35-40 Degrees
I haven’t had too much to report the last couple of weekends.

Today I did an afternoon hunt down by grand jct. Nothing flying until 4 pm then there was a good number of geese. I saw a couple hundred or more leave a roosting area and head down river.

I had only one flock come in to my deks but that was all I needed. I shot my limit out of that one flock and also picked up my first banded bird in 30+ yrs of waterfowl hunting.

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