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Dead Eiders

Postby birdartist » Mon Oct 18, 2010 10:42 am

clients killed these in Rhode Island. Thought the lobster trap and the decoy that got hammered made a nice addition to some already beautiful birds.

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Re: Dead Eiders

Postby LawDawg » Mon Oct 18, 2010 12:00 pm

I LOVE an eider hen.

great work. I think the trap and decoy complete it perfectly.
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Re: Dead Eiders

Postby woody » Mon Oct 18, 2010 4:04 pm

Nice mount. Do you know which outfitter your clients used? I've always wanted to do a little ducking hunting on the east coast.
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Re: Dead Eiders

Postby arduckslayer » Mon Oct 18, 2010 4:29 pm

woody wrote:Nice mount. Do you know which outfitter your clients used? I've always wanted to do a little ducking hunting on the east coast.
Ramsey's got a connection on the east coast with getducks.com. Nice work Blake.
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Re: Dead Eiders

Postby birdartist » Mon Oct 18, 2010 10:25 pm

thanks guys....

yeah woody, if'n you have bullets and are ready to go, we can set you up.have you been to the getducks.com site?
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Re: Dead Eiders

Postby Double R 2 » Tue Oct 19, 2010 11:13 am

arduckslayer wrote:
woody wrote:Nice mount. Do you know which outfitter your clients used? I've always wanted to do a little ducking hunting on the east coast.
Ramsey's got a connection on the east coast with getducks.com. Nice work Blake.
Tjanks for shout outs. The New Englad Sea Duck Hunt at getducks.com one of the least expensive rates in our portfolio, great food, and full day for sea ducks in morning and black ducks in the afternoons. The area has one of the highest-ever black duck census in the country. One, maybe 2, spots left, minimum 4-5 guys but we can probably accommodate fewer.
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Re: Dead Eiders

Postby Hays Creek » Tue Oct 19, 2010 3:20 pm

Double R 2 wrote:
arduckslayer wrote:
woody wrote:Nice mount. Do you know which outfitter your clients used? I've always wanted to do a little ducking hunting on the east coast.
Ramsey's got a connection on the east coast with getducks.com. Nice work Blake.
Tjanks for shout outs. The New Englad Sea Duck Hunt at getducks.com one of the least expensive rates in our portfolio, great food, and full day for sea ducks in morning and black ducks in the afternoons. The area has one of the highest-ever black duck census in the country. One, maybe 2, spots left, minimum 4-5 guys but we can probably accommodate fewer.
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Re: Dead Eiders

Postby arduckslayer » Wed Oct 20, 2010 3:39 pm

Double R 2 wrote:
arduckslayer wrote:
woody wrote:Nice mount. Do you know which outfitter your clients used? I've always wanted to do a little ducking hunting on the east coast.
Ramsey's got a connection on the east coast with getducks.com. Nice work Blake.
Thanks for shout outs. The New Englad Sea Duck Hunt at getducks.com one of the least expensive rates in our portfolio, great food, and full day for sea ducks in morning and black ducks in the afternoons. The area has one of the highest-ever black duck census in the country. One, maybe 2, spots left, minimum 4-5 guys but we can probably accommodate fewer.
There, I fixed it for you :lol: :lol: :lol: You're welcome!
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Re: Dead Eiders

Postby mally2 » Fri Oct 22, 2010 11:45 pm

nice mounts.
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Re: Dead Eiders

Postby gator » Sat Oct 23, 2010 6:58 am

blake, they look fantastic!

my favorite species personally. justin
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