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Goose Dekes
Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 8:40 am
by tupelogum
Hey guys... I hope everyone did well this weekend. We did so so.
I'm taking a group of guys Thursday and Friday morning hunting and they have said several times that they would love to kill some geese. Well, I feel like I need to make sure I try to have the geese on us if all possible. With that being said, in your opinion, what type of goose dekes would you prefer to do the trick. Whichever kind it needs to be floaters as we hunting nothing but timber. Let me know where i can get em ordered....
Thanks.
Re: Goose Dekes
Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 9:02 am
by GearOut
i hope you are focused on geese if you plan on going thursday morning
Re: Goose Dekes
Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 12:51 pm
by Redhead
Geese in the timber? better get some climbing stands and climb to the top and pass shoot them...
You wont kill any Snow geese in the timber, don't waste your money on decoys.
Re: Goose Dekes
Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 12:58 pm
by duckkiller
Redhead wrote:Geese in the timber? better get some climbing stands and climb to the top and pass shoot them...
You wont kill any Snow geese in the timber, don't waste your money on decoys.
You know I use to think that but the last several years we have hammerd geese in one of our timber holes. I still prefer to hunt them over fields though, but it can be done in timber
Re: Goose Dekes
Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 1:08 pm
by Jeff
Snow geese in timber seems REAL tough. However I wouldn't rule out Specks or Canadas just due to the fact that if you can call either well, they really respond well to the call. I have called and killed specks in several places I wouldn't have thought possible before just because the respond so well to a good call. However I don't think I'd go buy decoys for the occasion.
Re: Goose Dekes
Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 1:27 pm
by olemissduckhunter
If you are killing geese you are not hunting true "timber." You may be hunting a brake that has a few trees on it or around it, but killing geese in true flooded timber is damn near impossible (besides the occasional tree topper)
Re: Goose Dekes
Posted: Wed Dec 02, 2009 9:21 am
by tupelogum
olemissduckhunter wrote:If you are killing geese you are not hunting true "timber." You may be hunting a brake that has a few trees on it or around it, but killing geese in true flooded timber is damn near impossible (besides the occasional tree topper)
i am hunting timber.... thats why i said timber. And if its so impossible, take off work thursday and friday and take along..... Ill shoot them over the trees if i have to, but yes, they deploy themselves in.... we shoot ducks over the trees too. Whatever it takes to get em down my friend....
For a small fee ill take you next weekend if your interested.... Im still open on saturday as well.
Re: Goose Dekes
Posted: Wed Dec 02, 2009 10:04 am
by LawDawg
tupelogum wrote: but yes, they deploy themselves in.... we shoot ducks over the trees too. Whatever it takes to get em down my friend....
For a small fee ill take you next weekend if your interested.... Im still open on saturday as well.
deploy, never heard that one before. it sounds like they are using a parachute. try not to shoot the tops out of the trees, it reeks havoc on next years growth.
Re: Goose Dekes
Posted: Wed Dec 02, 2009 10:28 am
by olemissduckhunter
tupelogum wrote:olemissduckhunter wrote:If you are killing geese you are not hunting true "timber." You may be hunting a brake that has a few trees on it or around it, but killing geese in true flooded timber is damn near impossible (besides the occasional tree topper)
i am hunting timber.... thats why i said timber. And if its so impossible, take off work thursday and friday and take along..... Ill shoot them over the trees if i have to, but yes, they deploy themselves in.... we shoot ducks over the trees too. Whatever it takes to get em down my friend....
For a small fee ill take you next weekend if your interested.... Im still open on saturday as well.
SKYBUSTER!!!!!!
Re: Goose Dekes
Posted: Wed Dec 02, 2009 10:47 am
by Blake Williamson
tupelogum wrote:olemissduckhunter wrote:If you are killing geese you are not hunting true "timber." You may be hunting a brake that has a few trees on it or around it, but killing geese in true flooded timber is damn near impossible (besides the occasional tree topper)
i am hunting timber.... thats why i said timber. And if its so impossible, take off work thursday and friday and take along..... Ill shoot them over the trees if i have to, but yes, they deploy themselves in.... we shoot ducks over the trees too. Whatever it takes to get em down my friend....
For a small fee ill take you next weekend if your interested.... Im still open on saturday as well.
You wouldn't be another one of them da*m ole sky busters would ya?!?!?!?!

I read stuff like this on here and it just pisses me off talking about shooting duck over the trees do whatever it takes to get them down!!!! That’s just un sportsman like and if you going to be like that STAY AT HOME AND PLAY VIDEO GAMES!!!PERIOD!!!! or are you hunting a 5-10 yr pine thicket

bc all the flooded timber I ever hunted in the trees were WAY TO TALL to be shooting duck flying over!!! Don't get me wrong you could get lucky every now and then and kill one but when you in timber you can't see that bird go down if you cripple him 100yds out. And I know some of yall thank well it's just a duck well if you and every tom, dick, and harry do that every morning that's quite a few just a duck's!!
And far as a goose coming in a timber hole I have seen it with my own eyes quite a few times.