[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Duck slaughter... (Page 1 of 5)
Posted: 1/29/2017 8:32:16 PM EDT
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12 of us shot 284 ducks before lunch yesterday (plus four geese and a small sika deer).
Eastern Shore of MD... 
One of the kids... 
Dinner: Attached File Seared duck breast with blueberry jalapeño balsamic reduction sauce. |
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I don't duck hunt because you need a damn PhD to decipher these regulations.
http://www.eregulations.com/maryland/hunting/migratory-game-bird-hunting/ |
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12 of us shot 284 ducks before lunch yesterday (plus four geese and a small sika deer). Eastern Shore of MD... http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v471/Cincinnatus/IMG_1466_zpswzii5j00.jpg One of the kids... http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v471/Cincinnatus/IMG_1473_zpsn01s1l4z.gif Dinner: https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/285/IMG-1475-136380.JPG Seared duck breast with blueberry jalapeño balsamic reduction sauce. I always pictured you as more of a vegan.... 
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As a "pro hunting" guy, I would have never taken a picture of a kid holding a bird by the neck while it dies. Obviously killing it instantly doesn't always happen, but it should have been put down. If I'm missing something, I'm sorry.
Damn I want duck now edit: I cant even tell if it's real or fake |
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Private property, stocked with mallards purchased by the owner. No idea what the limit was in that situation. I think it's five for the geese. Quoted:
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Nice. What's the bag limit there? I miss good waterfowl hunting. Private property, stocked with mallards purchased by the owner. No idea what the limit was in that situation. I think it's five for the geese. For several years I helped an owner of a game farm kill all his released mallards the last day of each season. One year we shot 300 between the two of us in about four hours. |
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As a "pro hunting" guy, I would have never taken a picture of a kid holding a bird by the neck while it dies. Obviously killing it instantly doesn't always happen, but it should have been put down. If I'm missing something, I'm sorry. edit: I cant even tell if it's real or fake its dead jim... just doesn't know it yet |
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That sounds like about 200 over a legal limit of 7 ducks each for 12 people. Nope, a bit more as the legal possession limit is 6 birds. Tell me this is a slip of the finger, please. In Yeah, either this is going to be an education or a trainwreck. ETA Stocked migratory game. I had no idea there was such a thing. |
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Private property, stocked with mallards purchased by the owner. No idea what the limit was in that situation. I think it's five for the geese. What? Does he have a giant fucking dome over his land? These are migratory birds. They don't stay just on private land. |
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As a "pro hunting" guy, I would have never taken a picture of a kid holding a bird by the neck while it dies. Obviously killing it instantly doesn't always happen, but it should have been put down. If I'm missing something, I'm sorry. edit: I cant even tell if it's real or fake As a pro hunting guy that doesn't require quotation marks, I am not offended at the picture. |
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What? Does he have a giant fucking dome over his land? These are migratory birds. They don't stay just on private land. Quoted:
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Private property, stocked with mallards purchased by the owner. No idea what the limit was in that situation. I think it's five for the geese. What? Does he have a giant fucking dome over his land? These are migratory birds. They don't stay just on private land. 
You could have just said you don't know anything about released mallards. |
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Private property, stocked with mallards purchased by the owner. No idea what the limit was in that situation. I think it's five for the geese. lol http://i2.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/466/626/c18.gif The vegan has spoken. |
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As a "pro hunting" guy, I would have never taken a picture of a kid holding a bird by the neck while it dies. Obviously killing it instantly doesn't always happen, but it should have been put down. If I'm missing something, I'm sorry. Damn I want duck now edit: I cant even tell if it's real or fake As we loaded the dead ones (and the boy) into the gator, the dog came out of the brush with a wounded duck. Gave it to the boy, who promptly took care of it. 
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I don't duck hunt because you need a damn PhD to decipher these regulations. http://www.eregulations.com/maryland/hunting/migratory-game-bird-hunting/ the regs for federal migratory are incredibly confusing.. i still have a hard time after waterfowl hunting for years... especially when you hunt between two different state zones where a major state route cuts two zones.. |
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As a "pro hunting" guy, I would have never taken a picture of a kid holding a bird by the neck while it dies. Obviously killing it instantly doesn't always happen, but it should have been put down. If I'm missing something, I'm sorry. Damn I want duck now edit: I cant even tell if it's real or fake +1 |
Stocked ducks, whoda thunk it 
I've shot pen raised ducks before - I got volunteered to a be a 'shooter' for the local retriever club once or twice for some field trials. It sucked. Don't care to do that again. The little buggers didn't even know how to fly, some we hand threw in the air for one of the other shooters to shoot, some were launched with a special bird launcher. |
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What? Does he have a giant fucking dome over his land? These are migratory birds. They don't stay just on private land. Quoted:
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Private property, stocked with mallards purchased by the owner. No idea what the limit was in that situation. I think it's five for the geese. What? Does he have a giant fucking dome over his land? These are migratory birds. They don't stay just on private land. Sure they do. Massive property with multiple ponds; planted with tasty duck treats; flooded and drained to manage the birds. It's how it works. Dogs and guides work the ducks all day to make them behave more "wild".
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Stocked ducks, whoda thunk it I've shot pen raised ducks before - I got volunteered to a be a 'shooter' for the local retriever club once or twice for some field trials. It sucked. Don't care to do that again. The little buggers didn't even know how to fly, some we hand threw in the air for one of the other shooters to shoot, some were launched with a special bird launcher.You shot pen raised birds. Flight trained birds behave very closely to a wild bird. Pen raised birds are cheap, flight trained birds are not. |
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Sure they do. Massive property with multiple ponds; planted with tasty duck treats; flooded and drained to manage the birds. It's how it works. Quoted:
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Private property, stocked with mallards purchased by the owner. No idea what the limit was in that situation. I think it's five for the geese. What? Does he have a giant fucking dome over his land? These are migratory birds. They don't stay just on private land. Sure they do. Massive property with multiple ponds; planted with tasty duck treats; flooded and drained to manage the birds. It's how it works. in all seriousness, what if the fish cops find a banded bird in there? bet its a shitstorm! |
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12 of us shot 284 ducks before lunch yesterday (plus four geese and a small sika deer). Eastern Shore of MD... http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v471/Cincinnatus/IMG_1466_zpswzii5j00.jpg One of the kids... http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v471/Cincinnatus/IMG_1473_zpsn01s1l4z.gif Dinner: https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/285/IMG-1475-136380.JPG Seared duck breast with blueberry jalapeño balsamic reduction sauce. Cool! |
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lol "Hunting' on stocked land is for uber fudds. Quoted:
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The vegan has spoken. lol "Hunting' on stocked land is for uber fudds. Who fucking cares? I've never paid for it, but I won't knock anyone that has. It's certainly worlds better than sitting on your ass watching NASCAR. Now finish your tofu and have a glass of soy milk. 
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Got a recipe for the sauce? Pan seared a half-dozen wood ducks last week and made a raspberry reduction that looked very similar. It was outstanding. Attached File I sauté diced jalapeño and blueberries. Throw in some thyme and a bunch of balsamic and reduce. Great on venison. |