Anybody ever hunted a citys waste water lagoon.
Ours is covered up in ducks.

Mmmmmmm good ole spoonys

Who is your retriever?

In wimberley ours is.. hundreds of 'em. Spoonies and Ring Necks mostly, but have seen redheads, buffleheads, Pintails, and bluebills on it as well. I check it almost every day and they are ALWAYS there!

Lots of mallards on this one.

I've hunted dairy lagoons.

Some amazing hunts. I would do it again in a heart beat. Various species usually, but I remember an epic spoonie smackdown one particular morning.

Done the same on chicken farms... gadwall gadwall gadwall

I never have and don't think I would want to.

Tank turd smack down.

If the birds taste crappy, you'll know why.

Yea.......... I will flush them off of there so they can land on your tanks. I am sure they will taste fine then. LOL

We used to hunt canadas a half mile or so from a small feed lot and many of the birds we shot still had brown all over their beaks. delicious.

Years ago (back when lead was legal) we used to hunt the gravel pits in Ft Worth behind Bell Helicopter. Had some amazing hunts and then someone told us about there being tons of birds on the waste water lagoons which were located about a half a mile away from where we were hunting and in the same directions most of the birds we shot were coming from. Duck hunting the gravel pits kinda lost its flavor after that.

Nothing like hunting the ole"brown trout pond".

I sell water/wastewater equiptment and trust me, there are more birds that stop at wastewater treatment plants then you think. Every plant I sell to in NTX will have birds loaded up on their lagoons and or clarifiers. It's worse when everything is frozen up and the birds can spot those plants from miles!