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<blockquote data-quote="Duckslayer100" data-source="post: 117872" data-attributes="member: 1485">One time, back in the oughts when I was in college, a buddy and I were scouting. Game down a dirt road that had a telltale ND slough hugging either side. Couldn't quite make out what was in the middle -- looked like a big dead moose or something. As we drove closer, discovered it was about 50 coot just chilling in the North Dakota setting sun. For giggles, I hammered down on the ol Prizm gas. We laughed, and laughed, fully expecting them to move at the last minute. Nope...There were a few stragglers, but we laid waste to a solid 30-40 coots as they sat dumbly, awaiting their fate like a bunch of cultists drinking the spiked Kool Aid. It was a thing of beauty.Also, Louisiana boys call Coots by a different name and, I believe, they are a staple ingredient in cajun waterfowl gumbo, depending on the parish: [ATTACH]6667[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Duckslayer100, post: 117872, member: 1485"] One time, back in the oughts when I was in college, a buddy and I were scouting. Game down a dirt road that had a telltale ND slough hugging either side. Couldn't quite make out what was in the middle -- looked like a big dead moose or something. As we drove closer, discovered it was about 50 coot just chilling in the North Dakota setting sun. For giggles, I hammered down on the ol Prizm gas. We laughed, and laughed, fully expecting them to move at the last minute. Nope... There were a few stragglers, but we laid waste to a solid 30-40 coots as they sat dumbly, awaiting their fate like a bunch of cultists drinking the spiked Kool Aid. It was a thing of beauty. Also, Louisiana boys call Coots by a different name and, I believe, they are a staple ingredient in cajun waterfowl gumbo, depending on the parish: [ATTACH=CONFIG]6667._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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