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Opening morning we saw 3-4 shooting stars our blind was looking due north. Saw one around 5:45 that was pretty cool. It came straight down from the heavens and into the horizon. It had a tail like a comet. Just as quickly as I saw it, it was gone.

We've seen some cool meteor showers. Anyone else see this shooting start or anything similar? I was in the north delta.

Saw several this weekend too.

I hunted Friday and sunday. Sunday was a bit cloudy. But Friday was clear as a whip. I also scouted wed and thurs. Saw a few then as well.

Yeah, saw one driving up either Thursday night or Saturday morning. Pretty cool.

No shooting stars, but going to and coming home from work I've seen some awesome sunrises and sunsets. Hope you lucky ones out hunting this week have been getting some pics in, they'd be dandy's I'm sure.

We saw several here in TN on Saturday morning. Saw the biggest/longest on that I have ever seen, was in the sky and visible for at least 15 seconds, really amazing! Sunday, was too overcast and you couldn't see a thing.

Saw several myself. Yestetdays sunrise was neat to say the least. Would have made a great picture foe sure

we killed our limit of unicorns saturday morning.

Saw a couple of shooting stars Saturday morning.

Y'all get to the blind before daylight?!

That is a good time just to relax and look and listen, huh?
crow

RedEyed Duck wrote: visible for at least 15 seconds, really amazing!

Saw one like that several years ago on the way to the blind. It was so large or low or something, that you could hear it burning up. Sounded like bacon frying.

Yeah I saw 3 myself friday made three wishes but only one came true
WISH #1: please let me see some ducks. That happen
WISH #2: Please let me shoot a bunch of ducks. This could have happend just didn't quite pan out as planned.
WISH #3: Please let me kill a banded duck. I might has welll had asked to win the lottery. Not a prayer in gods chance.

crow wrote:Y'all get to the blind before daylight?!

That is a good time just to relax and look and listen, huh?
crow

i am on the water at 3:45

I love watching for those and have seen some pretty awesome ones over the years. Another thing I like looking for are satellites in the predawn darkness. Just as the sun is shining into space and not broken the dawn you can see their reflection. Sometimes it's pretty incredible at the stuff that's up there.