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Anyone in North MS hunting the conservation order?

Piles of em up there last weekend...

I know it but a set up to hunt them is $$. Thinking about going the trash bag and pillow case route with an ipod hooked up to an amp/speakers. Anyone got any better plans?

Creap em. It takes alot of dekes and some good cover to get them in on a spread, plus the scouting. Alot of time and money for something not worth eating. Case of beer and a tank of gas always works good.

Remember the CO is closed this weekend during the youth hunts.

[quote="Faithful Retrievers"]for something not worth eating. [quote]

I beg to differ. Ya'll drink the case of beer and drop the geese off at my place they are pretty good in a black iron pot and also in sausage. If anyone wants to bring some over, I'll give you some of the sausage.

Faithful Retrievers wrote:Creap em. It takes alot of dekes and some good cover to get them in on a spread, plus the scouting. Alot of time and money for something not worth eating. Case of beer and a tank of gas always works good.

Thats the best way to go but i prefer the Crown & Diet Coke in a pint mason jar. You can put a lid on it and tote it anywhere!

Snows are tough man unless you have acess to a bunch of land that they happen to be using. Scouting and finding em is the easy part. Lots of geese have been killed over rag spreads, but you better have a lot of em. We've hit em hard down in LA in a dense fog by being set up a few fields over from the main body...no decoys needed. My opinion is unless you already have all the gear, then you're better off chancing it with a guided deal up in AR or MO.

yup - you interested

Beaudog1 wrote:Anyone in North MS hunting the conservation order?

My favorite recipe is cooking the goose on a pine 2x4.

Jeff wrote:

Faithful Retrievers wrote:for something not worth eating.

I beg to differ. Ya'll drink the case of beer and drop the geese off at my place they are pretty good in a black iron pot and also in sausage. If anyone wants to bring some over, I'll give you some of the sausage.

GearOut wrote:yup - you interested

Beaudog1 wrote:Anyone in North MS hunting the conservation order?

Hell yeah!! I say we get us a big msducks goose shoot together here in Mississippi.

ransco33 wrote:

GearOut wrote:yup - you interested

Beaudog1 wrote:Anyone in North MS hunting the conservation order?

Hell yeah!! I say we get us a big msducks goose shoot together here in Mississippi.

yall just stay above 82 and I'm fine.

LawDawg wrote: yall just stay above 82 and I'm fine.

Aww come on now!! You need some help shooting all of em down that way too, don't ya?

Jeff wrote:

Faithful Retrievers wrote:for something not worth eating.

I beg to differ. Ya'll drink the case of beer and drop the geese off at my place they are pretty good in a black iron pot and also in sausage. If anyone wants to bring some over, I'll give you some of the sausage.

Agreed. The voices of experience.

Back in '06 at the MSDucks/Willow Break Crawfish cookout, DuckAmateur brought some goose sausage and it was some fine stuff!!! I think some of the guys that go to the goose hunt up in AR, the one that is going on now, bring their goose meat to the Outfitter in Richland. I was thinking that is where this sausage was processed, but I am not certain.