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I will donate the taters if you want to try. I have also heard of spreading blue fabric softener over your spot when it freezes over. Makes the ice look like water and they just dive in a bounce. Deadly on Gadwalls I heard.

I would like to go on this hunt with you and wing...But no gun for me...I will just bring the video camera

Wingman wrote:Never heard of it. I would like to see it in action, though. Maybe we can get together for a hunt sometime soon.

thats the best thing ive ever heard.....

Yeah he i bet it would not be funny when he pulls that jacket off and all you see is that gold Mississippi badge and that glock .45 on his side. Can you picture the face of the guy when he tells wingman he baited the hole and that is why they killed all 95 greenheads...

Heck forget all of that to much trouble...and you have to wait. The best lure I know and it is field tested is A picture of Me..Every Duck and Goose has been notified that if they see that Human they can land near said Human without the worry about getting steel poisoning. I am a well known as a safehaven from the artic circle to the South Pole. I will sell these 24x36 posters for the cost of mailing them.

Taders work great.............grandpappy swore by them.

Here is my question. If you have a sweet tater plot that you planted in your duck hole and harvested MOST of the taders, you know you cant get all of them there will be some left on the ground, disk it under and then in the winter as the water rises over it you hunt it. Wouldn't that be hunting over a flooded agricultural field? Same as flooded corn or rice field or soybeans, right?

I think I am going to see if I can lease me a field in Vardamen.

i have heard old timers in La. swear by caro syrup as well....something about the way it slicks up the water and smells...they say it works???

yeah i've done it before. we use 5 gallon bucks with lids and punch holes in the sides. We also dump a bunch of molases on top of the potatoes. We usually nail the bucket to a tree. After that stuff starts coming out, WHATEVER it gets on ducks will eat. We usually call it sweetening up a hole.

People NEVER cease to amaze me.......

blgros1 wrote:yeah i've done it before. we use 5 gallon bucks with lids and punch holes in the sides. We also dump a bunch of molases on top of the potatoes. We usually nail the bucket to a tree. After that stuff starts coming out, WHATEVER it gets on ducks will eat. We usually call it sweetening up a hole.

You hunt the cutoff? if so lets hook up

SkippyJ wrote:People NEVER cease to amaze me.......

what? what they will do? or what they will admit to on a public forum....

tunica wrote:

blgros1 wrote:yeah i've done it before. we use 5 gallon bucks with lids and punch holes in the sides. We also dump a bunch of molases on top of the potatoes. We usually nail the bucket to a tree. After that stuff starts coming out, WHATEVER it gets on ducks will eat. We usually call it sweetening up a hole.

You hunt the cutoff? if so lets hook up

needed a good laugh today, and yall have provided it. Thanks guys

Wingman, just think about all the great stuff you learn on here
I gotta go pour some corn. Back in an hour or two.

My dad heard it from a lsu fan at the auburn/lsu game they said it was illegal in lousiana me and my buddy put some in two of our holes and were going to try it out this season

Ya'll tell me where your hunting so I can make sure that I am no where near there..... Ya'll gonna get a big ticket if you get caught...

Wingman wrote:Never heard of it. I would like to see it in action, though. Maybe we can get together for a hunt sometime soon.

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