Talbot county on the Choptank. We had 4 guys set up in a field blind and 3 guys hunting a small creek near the marsh. We got the geese in the field, they got the ducks on the creek. I think the season will improve as they birds keep coming south.
Thanks. The A5 is a Belgium and it resides in my safe now. Not my favorite semi by a long shot. The dog is an English Springer Spaniel. His name was Brownie. The stories that dog generated are legendary.
Yeah if you're sitting on the east side looking towards the river it can make it hard to see the birds. Need more clouds.
Push almost everything through Maryland and further south. My brother in-law is telling me that the temps in Atlanta today are in the 20s.
The ducks I have killed in my time have mostly been while goose hunting in a field of cut corn or a pond, both of which were somewhere close to big water like the Monocacy or the Potomac. Figured that the birds were roosting on the river and coming off of it in the morning to feed.
Only if you have a small pond you can hunt. Even then, a kayak might be needed for retrieving ducks/ chasing down winged birds
I asked that a year or so ago. Thought I would be able to find someplace local to hunt (We purchased in rural Frederick Co) but no one seems to waterfowl in my area. Everyone grabs a boat and heads to the bay. This past week a ton of geese have been working but no permission to hunt. Might need to break this rut and head up to PA like mentioned previously and find some pheasant.
