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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Trip McNeely" data-source="post: 39423" data-attributes="member: 728"><p>man I really didn't mean for this to turn into days of our lives nodak style. Dean if you want to dismiss everything I've said that's your right to do so. I really don't give a shit. I don't need to flash my big dick credentials to prove that I'm man with hair on chest and shit. I was just trying to give you another angle to think about other than shrugging your shoulders and saying "I guess they wanted to change what they were doing today and it had nothing to do with the 5 spreads and commotion coming from an area that has been quiet for the last 2 weeks". I and every other hunter has hunted those fields. those birds have probably been hunted in that same field every opener for the last 10 years. oh and by the way they were back in the  section you hunted  on sunday morning already.. . . .  explain that. . . . the fact of the matter is they are birds. there only goal is survival. they can be killed more easily on days when mother nature puts them at more of a disadvantage than on a normal day. wind, snow, fog, cold. but when they have had all season to build fat and energy reserves, the aquatic food is still at there will and the weather is more conducive to golfing than hunting I would say the birds sometimes have the upper-hand and can be better suited for surviving than other days. maybe saying it like that sounds better than calling a dumb bird smart or able to think. whatever you want to call it you got outsmarted by geese. we all have</p></blockquote><p></p>

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