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sea-dukkin'
OK, then your right. I have eaten them just BBQ'd and not bad. I love buffies though. Never had coyote but have eaten crow and its actually phenominal.- pjb3
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snow scenery
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WA Ducks
Get them in as close as possible and shoot. I use a patternmaster with 3.5" 2 shot so its a tight choke and alot of killing power but then I do alot of sea-duk hunting and they are very tough to kill- pjb3
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sea-dukkin'
Yes, they are very good table fare. Let them soak in a brine for 3 days and smoke them AWESOME!!- pjb3
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How many Washington waterfowlers here?
krusty, lets go. I have everything for sea-dukkin' except boat, do you have one? You also must get a sea-duk permit- pjb3
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How many Washington waterfowlers here?
That is the question of the day I live for waterfowl and love hunting sea-duks. If anyone wants to hook up for some waterfowlin', let me know:)- pjb3
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need my first bear
SMILEY: I'd be interested in your cousins info if possible, PM me or have him contact me. Cameron: Sent you a PM- pjb3
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- Forum: Other Big Game
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need my first bear
I do waterfowl as well I guess a trophy would be in the 300 lbs range:confused:- pjb3
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need my first bear
New to the site Thanks "kraven" I can trade a bear hunt for sea-ducks if needed. Can't use bait here anymore in Washington so it makes it harder. I would like a trophy for my first for a mount. I also do taxidermy.:) I can take someone for harlequin,3 types of scoter, barrows golden eye...- pjb3
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