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Mound City snow goose trip

Rutin

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Had a fun little trip to Mound City this past weekend to kill snows. We averaged 15+ birds per day and it was a good excuse to run the dog a little more. Still have a lot to square away when it comes to geese. He just HATES the fuggers so he like to play games with them rather than a quick simple retrieve! That'll be fixed SOON! Anyway.... here's some pics.





 
jagermeister

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Pretty cool man. Glad you and sarge had a good trip.

I wouldn't worry too much about him handling the geese. With enough repetition I'm sure he'll come around. Maybe revisit some force fetch with dead birds.
 
Rutin

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jagermeister said:
Pretty cool man. Glad you and sarge had a good trip.

I wouldn't worry too much about him handling the geese. With enough repetition I'm sure he'll come around. Maybe revisit some force fetch with dead birds.
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Oh yea.... always training. He handles them but its like he flat out has a grudge against them and will throw them in the air and maul them like hes getting revenge. Kind of comical but def a habit that needs nipped in the butt quick!
 
hickslawns

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Love the sunset picture. Glad you had a good trip. I am sure it was a blast. No pun intended.
 
bowhunter1023

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Good stuff man. I think that is pretty close to where I went with Kaiser. Squaw Creek Area? We killed 150 birds in 30 days. Pretty good way to get sick of cleaning birds...
 
Rutin

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Yea Jesse, just east of Squaw Creek. Squaw creek is just one of those places that if you've never seen it as a hunter you should go in your lifetime. Its amazing the amount of birds that stop there on their way back to the breeding grounds. Approx 1-1.3 million birds on it while we were there.
 
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