Mmmmm. Our "pond" is a balloted lagoon about 1.5km long, and we saw 6 (yes six) ducks on it - so pretty much the same as you!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by PerazziSC3
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Mmmmm. Our "pond" is a balloted lagoon about 1.5km long, and we saw 6 (yes six) ducks on it - so pretty much the same as you!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by PerazziSC3
Haven't been to big pond since last season but I heard its looking good the farm ones have a few residents but two are dry.
sorry nth canterbury season is closed :Dwhat season there will be is restricted to residents of at least 3 years standing although non resident aliens may hunt for a triple licence cost and with one hand tied around their bollocks.:D uncannily like some of my resident aquaintances hunt:ORLY::DQuote:
Originally Posted by PerazziSC3
Ive got it bad again this year. I had a nightmare the other night. In this dream id arrived at my pond at like 9 am on opening morning and hundreds of ducks were circling out of range....
Our feeder is being put out this weekend.
The boy made some alterations on an existing mai mai.
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The view from above.
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And looking out from the mai mai.
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Im assuming you have not camo'd it up yet?
Needs a bit more work yet.
Looks a good spot right on the bend. Plenty of room for standing decoys down below. A killing hole:cool:
Sprayed again yesterday. Dumped 100 kg of barley into the water and 80 kg in the hopper. Feeds are twice daily now. Lots of ducks around.
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I still have your Camo net here Nathan
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Originally Posted by 7mmsaum
Arrived up north this morning to a dried up pond.
The shoot still on?Quote:
Originally Posted by upnorth uplander
You better put that fibreglass to good use on the hull then and head for the lake.Quote:
Originally Posted by upnorth uplander
Oh and if you remember to bring the bendy poles back for me that would be great.
