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Texas guides - cinnys? #7004394 12/20/17 06:49 PM
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Anybody know any guides in any area of Texas that get on cinnamons regularly?

Or how far I’d have to look to get on em?

Serious question don’t make that face at me.

Re: Texas guides - cinnys? [Re: Eastxhuntr] #7004453 12/20/17 07:24 PM
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There have been a lot killed in West Texas this year it seems.


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Re: Texas guides - cinnys? [Re: Eastxhuntr] #7004456 12/20/17 07:25 PM
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Further west the more probable


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Re: Texas guides - cinnys? [Re: Eastxhuntr] #7004469 12/20/17 07:33 PM
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Kind of what I figured as well - have had a buddy or two knock one down out near Lubbock .

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Re: Texas guides - cinnys? [Re: Eastxhuntr] #7004530 12/20/17 08:19 PM
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Was a guy near Knott that outfits and seems to kill several

Re: Texas guides - cinnys? [Re: Eastxhuntr] #7004544 12/20/17 08:32 PM
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Best bet is try to save up and book a trip to Mexico. I shot one both times I went to Mazatlan and you get some really beautiful blue wing and shovelers too.

Re: Texas guides - cinnys? [Re: Roc] #7004569 12/20/17 08:53 PM
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Originally Posted By: Roc
Best bet is try to save up and book a trip to Mexico. I shot one both times I went to Mazatlan and you get some really beautiful blue wing and shovelers too.


Obviously there is plenty of better destinations for cinnamon teal but the OP's question was about Texas...


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Re: Texas guides - cinnys? [Re: john paul] #7004629 12/20/17 09:43 PM
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Best bet is try to save up and book a trip to Mexico. I shot one both times I went to Mazatlan and you get some really beautiful blue wing and shovelers too.


Obviously there is plenty of better destinations for cinnamon teal but the OP's question was about Texas...


No doubt , but not opposed to hearing about other destinations as well, and Mexico’s pretty close . Ready to cover some ground to get one for sure.

Re: Texas guides - cinnys? [Re: Eastxhuntr] #7004635 12/20/17 09:45 PM
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I've heard that a couple of the border lake (Texas Mexico) is good cinnamon teal hunting. Don't know if a guide runs down there or not.

Re: Texas guides - cinnys? [Re: Eastxhuntr] #7004793 12/20/17 11:54 PM
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Originally Posted By: Eastxhuntr
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Best bet is try to save up and book a trip to Mexico. I shot one both times I went to Mazatlan and you get some really beautiful blue wing and shovelers too.


Obviously there is plenty of better destinations for cinnamon teal but the OP's question was about Texas...


No doubt , but not opposed to hearing about other destinations as well, and Mexico’s pretty close . Ready to cover some ground to get one for sure.


Go to New Mexico then, plenty out there.


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Re: Texas guides - cinnys? [Re: ducknbass] #7005791 12/21/17 07:38 PM
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Originally Posted By: ducknbass
I've heard that a couple of the border lake (Texas Mexico) is good cinnamon teal hunting. Don't know if a guide runs down there or not.


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The border lakes might be your best bet, but you also stand the highest chance of never being seen again. Might check with some of the bass fishing guides down there and see if they can point you in the right direction.

Re: Texas guides - cinnys? [Re: Eastxhuntr] #7005867 12/21/17 08:39 PM
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Stay in Texas you are fine.

Re: Texas guides - cinnys? [Re: Eastxhuntr] #7005872 12/21/17 08:43 PM
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PM sent. I have some info for you I don't mind sharing.

Re: Texas guides - cinnys? [Re: Eastxhuntr] #7007119 12/22/17 03:52 PM
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West Texas is the place to go. I sent you a PM


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Re: Texas guides - cinnys? [Re: Eastxhuntr] #7007153 12/22/17 04:06 PM
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Lot of good info . Appreciate it y'all.

Re: Texas guides - cinnys? [Re: BOBO the Clown] #7007689 12/22/17 10:17 PM
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Originally Posted By: BOBO the Clown
Further west the more probable


Yup... I hunted ducks and pheasant in Mexico, just south of Yuma, AZ when I was younger. They were everywhere...like mosquitoes. Farther east you get the harder it’s gonna be. Pretty birds for sure

Re: Texas guides - cinnys? [Re: Eastxhuntr] #7008118 12/23/17 02:42 AM
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I would be interested as well for a panhandle or southern hunt for some Cinnamon teal

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