Teal and Isaac

[DUCKGOGETTER]

Originally Posted by bucoo

about what area do y'all hunt in mermentau cove? That's where we duck hunt all year.

about 2 miles south of thibideaux farms if i had to guess it's my wifes uncles property.

[jlincecum]

some of the best teal action I've had was right after Ike went through. Me and the paw-in-law were shooting teal with the winds sticking 35-40.

[specksNdaSURF]

i really dont think it will impact our teal season in P.I. .......but if ur in an area that got a bad storm surge then yes i would agree that the birds may be scattered due to more water

[specksNdaSURF]

Originally Posted by jlincecum

some of the best teal action I've had was right after Ike went through. Me and the paw-in-law were shooting teal with the winds sticking 35-40.

i agree prob one of our best years also even with the storm surge

[Bucoo]

Originally Posted by DUCKGOGETTER

about 2 miles south of thibideaux farms if i had to guess it's my wifes uncles property.

Cool. We hunt just a couple miles away in some rice fields and we do pretty good.

[Top Dawg]

Originally Posted by Lake Chuck Duck

Goin to do a work day tomorrow at the company lease. Hopefully I like what I see.

You will. Last year teal season was great and it was salt water. This year, fresh water, wigeon grass everywhere = duck smash

[DUCKGOGETTER]

Originally Posted by top dawg

you will. Last year teal season was great and it was salt water. This year, fresh water, wigeon grass everywhere = duck smash

x2!!!! I was looking at the big burns the other day as i passed and the ducks and pooldoo are gonna have a buffet when they get down here.

[cmcnabb]

I'm still haven't heard the "I heard they are closing duck season because of the hurricane" rumor. It's only a matter of time before someone starts it up though

[RainMaker]

The teal are still here and they won't go anywhere....We have a bunch of food plus there is ample water through out the state....Even if the storm would have blown them out, its still early enough for them to come back....Plenty of teal down as we speak....F.Y.I. If the midwest and mid region of U.S. don't get any rain this spring, I wouldn't be surprised to see a 4 duck limit during regular season with the breeding grounds dry....

[bgizzle]

They getting some now. I'm going to blind now to see what the water looks like. I'll report later this afternoon.
P.s.- full moon tomorrow!!!!!!

[PaulMyers]

Originally Posted by cmcnabb

I'm still haven't heard the "I heard they are closing duck season because of the hurricane" rumor. It's only a matter of time before someone starts it up though

You may have just started it! LOL

[bigtuna895]

I heard they are closing duck season because of the hurricane!!!!! Anybody else hear the same???

[bgizzle]

The birds haven't left they are here. Not as many but still got a **** ton!!!!

[Top Dawg]

Season closed. Worst hurricane to ever hit LA devastated all marshlands.

[Nasty]

The best early teal season I have ever been apart of was in the marshes after Rita...like blackbirds that year!

[Shawn Braquet]

Well i just found out that I most likely will be losing my Johnson Bayou lease this year, damn investors! Hopefully I'm just being pedtimistic, last years teal season was a blast. I may just have to join the refuge crowd for opening day of teal season.

[bgizzle]

One thing I did see. Man the mottled ducks are Tik Tik!

[DUCKGOGETTER]

A guy at work told me that the teal are insanley thick at his place in klondike.

[huntin fool]

Word is from inside resource (sounded better than a buddy) of Cameron praire that teal is twice as thick this year. Should be best in awhile.

[Micah]

Originally Posted by huntin fool

Word is from inside resource of Cameron praire that teal is twice as thick this year. Should be best in awhile.

They sure aren't down Pintail Drive. Been down there twice in the last couple weeks and haven't seen any. I hope they are twice as thick though!!!!