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<blockquote data-quote="Allen" data-source="post: 272043" data-attributes="member: 389">I was never a big fan of eating waterfowl, but I could and did choke it down.&nbsp; I started out quite a few years ago with nothing more than a shotgun and a pair of cheap waders.&nbsp; I really enjoyed putting the sneak on ducks and geese and shooting them OFF THE ROOST!&nbsp; Fun, fun, fun! Then I learned to make my own decoys using just rolled tar paper.&nbsp; Worked reasonably well to decoy them into the fields.&nbsp; After a few more years, I went to white rags for snow geese and damned if that didn't also work.&nbsp; Yeah, the new $100 per half dozen dekes are pretty nice, but they aren't necessary to kill birds.Another great way to hunt is to find two sloughs that are really close together and pass shoot as the birds go back and forth between them.&nbsp; As with any other form of hunting, you will have good days, great days, and some really shitty ones.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Allen, post: 272043, member: 389"] I was never a big fan of eating waterfowl, but I could and did choke it down. I started out quite a few years ago with nothing more than a shotgun and a pair of cheap waders. I really enjoyed putting the sneak on ducks and geese and shooting them OFF THE ROOST! Fun, fun, fun! Then I learned to make my own decoys using just rolled tar paper. Worked reasonably well to decoy them into the fields. After a few more years, I went to white rags for snow geese and damned if that didn't also work. Yeah, the new $100 per half dozen dekes are pretty nice, but they aren't necessary to kill birds. Another great way to hunt is to find two sloughs that are really close together and pass shoot as the birds go back and forth between them. As with any other form of hunting, you will have good days, great days, and some really shitty ones. [/QUOTE]

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