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CAN SOMEONE GIVE ME A REPORT ON HOW THE CROPS ARE DOING OVER IN THE DELTA?

I AM SO READY FOR THE SEASON. GOT ME 2 NEW CALLS BEEN PRACTICING MY HIGHBALLS.

OH $#!+

Got any new stickers for your duck truck???

HARDCOREWATERFOWLER wrote:CAN SOMEONE GIVE ME A REPORT ON HOW THE CROPS ARE DOING OVER IN THE DELTA?

I AM SO READY FOR THE SEASON. GOT ME 2 NEW CALLS BEEN PRACTICING MY HIGHBALLS.

Green spotted beatles have played havoc on corn, rice and soybean crops over here. Most farmers are expecting a 50 to 75% drop in yields this year. I'd be stocking up on Quack Attack if you are planning on killing any ducks this season.

BTW, No need to raise your voice, we can hear you.

waterfowlwidowmaker wrote:Got any new stickers for your duck truck???

DON'T HATE THE PLAYA, HATE THE GAME.

[/quote]Green spotted beatles have played havoc on corn, rice and soybean crops over here. Most farmers are expecting a 50 to 75% drop in yields this year. I'd be stocking up on Quack Attack if you are planning on killing any ducks this season.

BTW, No need to raise your voice, we can hear you.[/quote][quote="Don Miller"]

HERE A HATER, THERE A HATER, EVERYWHERE A HATER.

The Army Crops of Engineers?

YOU AINT MAKING NO SENSE SUCKER

Half the crops got rained out by early spring rains and with the economy the way it is, nobody could afford to replant. Whatever survived the may monsoon is being burnt up by drought now. Most guys are predicting a hurricane or two during harvest, so we'll probably lose what's left then. There won't be enough food left to feed the field mice this winter, much less the ducks. Probably be best for you to stay home and save your gas money till the economy turns around.

JaMak84 wrote:Half the crops got rained out by early spring rains and with the economy the way it is, nobody could afford to replant. Whatever survived the may monsoon is being burnt up by drought now. Most guys are predicting a hurricane or two during harvest, so we'll probably lose what's left then. There won't be enough food left to feed the field mice this winter, much less the ducks. Probably be best for you to stay home and save your gas money till the economy turns around.

Ok, I guess I'll just be stayin' home. I'll check back with ya next year! I'll just use the next year to practice my highballs!!

sad thing is your aren't joking. Too wet then way way too dry.

Its true gona be bad for the south delta farmers

HARDCOREWATERFOWLER wrote:GOT ME 2 NEW CALLS BEEN PRACTICING LICKING BALLS.

I think you got wrong forum dude.

Blackduck wrote:sad thing is your aren't joking. Too wet then way way too dry.

sounds like a whiskey dick problem to me

Are you Harold or Craig? (saw that posted elsewhere and it applied here too)

The rice fields have had water standing on them for weeks now, don't look like they'll ever dry up. There's always the '10 season.