Thread: Duck Shooting 2020

Managed to get out and Tag the maimai before lock down.

Brushed up ready to roll if we get out of this in 4 weeks.

Bring on May 4th


Good number of birds around on the Lake Greylards, Parries, Canada mob of 50 dropped in while I was there,

Plantings starting to take effect, I had to cut my way into the maimai which is in Photo #1

Water quality was quite good and a large number of resident birds loafing in my area

I've now got plenty of time for prep for 2020.

just screams ducks that pozzy

I was lucky enough to get half tonne of maize before lock down but weaning in same paddock at the moment. The ponds holding water seem to have a few ducks in them and teal numbers don't seem high so far this year. Cant see it happening to honest

pond next to my house last night. Lots of dry up ponds/dams at the moment so where ever there is water there's plenty of birds

Fingers crossed duckshooters can get out on opening weekend, due to work I'll be sitting this one out, first one in 24 years!

Originally Posted by Bonecrusher

Managed to get out and Tag the maimai before lock down.

Brushed up ready to roll if we get out of this in 4 weeks.

Bring on May 4th


Good number of birds around on the Lake Greylards, Parries, Canada mob of 50 dropped in while I was there,

Plantings starting to take effect, I had to cut my way into the maimai which is in Photo #1

Water quality was quite good and a large number of resident birds loafing in my area

I've now got plenty of time for prep for 2020.


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Good man! There you go boys and girls this is where planting around the pond shows it pays off.

May the 4th?
Camo stormtrooper uniforms?
The helmets would be a bitch

My possie is 10km from home and accessed through a farm. It also requires I paddle up a stream and wade about in a potholey swamp in order to maintain my hide. There are a number of risks in this particularly for tyro but having experience mitigates those risks for me. I am being a "good boy" and have not gone there yet but cripes, I am worried about pegging and the lack of preparation leading up to May. I do hope tge recomnended self restrictions are eased for solo outdoor recreation in a timely way.

Time lapse with plantings over several years

decoys have all been out for hot soapy wash...packed back in drums,ready to go......lets hope we can kick this corona virus into touch in time for D-Day.......21 in a row for me,this one will be 22.

Nice md this will b my 29th

56th

Have moved chemo treatment till the week after opening. What was cool was the Onchologist said it’s all about fun now. Pity we can’t get here sooner to do some maintainence, some dickhead has ripped the floor up in the Sons Maimai for a fire.

Originally Posted by Gapped axe

Have moved chemo treatment till the week after opening. What was cool was the Onchologist said it’s all about fun now. Pity we can’t get here sooner to do some maintainence, some dickhead has ripped the floor up in the Sons Maimai for a fire.

Bugger GA. I have ripped down our old maimai and built a new one before lockdown. Still a little bit to do. Because I used mostly new timber, it has cost a bit ( including $50 dump fees for the first half of the cleanup), so I hope mine doesn't go the same way as your son's!!

I hope to see you down there if the season goes ahead. Stay strong mate.

Gonna be a lot of maimais getting sorted on the eve of opening this year..if there is an opening morning that is..mine included.