The Goose's Revenge
Posted: Wed Feb 02, 2005 12:36 pm
My brother and I hunted the last day of the KY season and killed out limits of canadas and one greenhead in a dry cornfield.
I shot a high goose and the bird was falling straight down so I started yelling heads up. I looked over at my brother and he had both arms covering his head. It was a good thing for him as that bird hit him square in the head and fell in his layout blind and commenced to flopping throwing blood all over him. This was about a 12 pound giant canada!! I asked him if he was ok and he said yes so I commenced to laughing my ass off
I don't know when I have ever laughed so hard.
It was a great morning...birds continued to decoy after we had filled our limits. We had alot of fun with them. We were picking up when we saw another flock coming...so we decided to call them in. I had allready let the dog off his lead but I got him to lay beside me. The birds circled several times and then came in to land. That was all he could stand. Just as they were touching down... he broke. He's a white lab and we had snow on the ground. Those birds never saw him coming. He came within inches of catching one
I'm glad he didn't as it probably would have ruined him. I've just this year gotten him to lay still in the spread.
I thought yall would get a kick out of this one.
I shot a high goose and the bird was falling straight down so I started yelling heads up. I looked over at my brother and he had both arms covering his head. It was a good thing for him as that bird hit him square in the head and fell in his layout blind and commenced to flopping throwing blood all over him. This was about a 12 pound giant canada!! I asked him if he was ok and he said yes so I commenced to laughing my ass off
I don't know when I have ever laughed so hard.
It was a great morning...birds continued to decoy after we had filled our limits. We had alot of fun with them. We were picking up when we saw another flock coming...so we decided to call them in. I had allready let the dog off his lead but I got him to lay beside me. The birds circled several times and then came in to land. That was all he could stand. Just as they were touching down... he broke. He's a white lab and we had snow on the ground. Those birds never saw him coming. He came within inches of catching one
I'm glad he didn't as it probably would have ruined him. I've just this year gotten him to lay still in the spread.
I thought yall would get a kick out of this one.