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Duck vs Dove Hunting #3390010 07/18/12 11:51 PM
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Lets here it ya'll stir


Re: Duck Hunter vs Dove Hunter [Re: udamdan] #3390024 07/19/12 12:01 AM
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Not sure what your asking here, or how I should respond


Re: Duck Hunter vs Dove Hunter [Re: Featherduster] #3390030 07/19/12 12:09 AM
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I hunt both??


Re: Duck Hunter vs Dove Hunter [Re: phat694] #3390037 07/19/12 12:12 AM
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Originally Posted By: phat694
I hunt both??


This! smile


Re: Duck Hunter vs Dove Hunter [Re: phat694] #3390038 07/19/12 12:13 AM
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Originally Posted By: phat694
I hunt both??


x2, but I enjoy duck hunting more


Re: Duck Hunter vs Dove Hunter [Re: Fowlmouthtxn] #3390056 07/19/12 12:24 AM
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Doves are just a warm up for ducks.


Re: Duck Hunter vs Dove Hunter [Re: Featherduster] #3390058 07/19/12 12:26 AM
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Why ?

Ducks are an easier and bigger target hammer


Re: Duck Hunter vs Dove Hunter [Re: udamdan] #3390062 07/19/12 12:29 AM
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Who would win in a fight? I'd say a duck hunter. They are more resourceful and the dove hunter would probably be a little intoxicated. boxing


Re: Duck Hunter vs Dove Hunter [Re: Trout-killer] #3390068 07/19/12 12:34 AM
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Originally Posted By: Trout-killer
Who would win in a fight? I'd say a duck hunter. They are more resourceful and the dove hunter would probably be a little intoxicated. boxing


Hehe but not always true trout killer


resourceful
someone who is resourceful is capable of dealing with difficult situations


Re: Duck Hunter vs Dove Hunter [Re: udamdan] #3390072 07/19/12 12:37 AM
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Most of the time they are one in the same. Though you get quite a few folks that make opening weekend dove and deer and call it a year.



Re: Duck Hunter vs Dove Hunter [Re: Aggieduck] #3390081 07/19/12 12:41 AM
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Originally Posted By: Aggieduck
Most of the time they are one in the same. Though you get quite a few folks that make opening weekend dove and deer and call it a year.


Well said Aggiedove cowboy


Re: Duck Hunter vs Dove Hunter [Re: udamdan] #3390084 07/19/12 12:44 AM
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Who would win in a fight? I'd say a duck hunter. They are more resourceful and the dove hunter would probably be a little intoxicated. boxing


Hehe but not always true trout killer


resourceful
someone who is resourceful is capable of dealing with difficult situations


Or effective. But, no ones counting. up


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Originally Posted By: udamdan
Originally Posted By: Aggieduck
Most of the time they are one in the same. Though you get quite a few folks that make opening weekend dove and deer and call it a year.


Well said Aggiedove cowboy


True. True. Not everyone has the disease like we do.


Re: Duck vs Dove Hunting [Re: udamdan] #3390228 07/19/12 01:52 AM
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Originally Posted By: udamdan
Lets here it ya'll stir




grin


Re: Duck vs Dove Hunting [Re: Guy] #3390278 07/19/12 02:16 AM
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not even close.... its like watchin the previews before your movie. dove hunt until its time for ducks. reword the question to "if you could only hunt dove or ducks, which would it be?" that'll give you a more accurate poll.



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Re: Duck vs Dove Hunting [Re: SweetTea] #3390296 07/19/12 02:22 AM
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I have dove hunted all my life since the 70’s in high school, always loved it always will. This was really the only game I liked to hunt all my life. Had 2 high school buddies always trying to get me to duck hunt, and one that would always say “Guy you need to hunt with us, it is fun, you shoot a duck, it tries to get away, so you have to run after it grab it and ring its neck (and he would demonstrate the cracking noises)”. And I would always say “That does not sound fun to me. eek2” Another high school buddy finally got me to go in 2003 I was 42 years old and was hooked. But it was not till 2007 I became really passionate about duck hunting.

Now, I like to have one good dove hunt'n open weekend, then get ready for early teal, then I get ready for youth waterfowl season, and then regular waterfowl season. Not much more time for dove.

Good times, cant wait. I love it Dan is nutz about dove tho. grin cheers


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Dove or duck, that's an easy one. Duck all the way. I dove hunt opening weekend and maybe the 2nd weekend, but that's it.


Re: Duck Hunter vs Dove Hunter [Re: phat694] #3390328 07/19/12 02:32 AM
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Originally Posted By: phat694
I hunt both??


+1


Re: Duck Hunter vs Dove Hunter [Re: BigAL33] #3390435 07/19/12 03:06 AM
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They both taste like bacon and jalapeño when you're done, I'd call it a draw.





Re: Duck Hunter vs Dove Hunter [Re: Kentucky Native] #3390508 07/19/12 03:30 AM
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Duck is for sure more of a challenge and more work, and dove is more laid back and less work. So really not a good comparison.

But it is off season so carry on... popcorn


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Duck hunt in the morning.. dove hunt in the evening. Or shoot a limit of ducks then stop at the dove fields on the way home from the bay up


Re: Duck vs Dove Hunting [Re: udamdan] #3390604 07/19/12 03:56 AM
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There you go again Dan! I never seen anyone more ate up with dove hunting than you, but it is a healthy obsession and you sure put a lot of effort into it.

I personally try to do my best to avoid having to choose between one versus the other so I will have to say both.

I love duck hunting but I don't get too distracted by the early teal season so the overlap is not so bad. I try and hit the dove early and often as possible then focus on the deer vs duck seasons.

You are one dove lovin dude Dan!


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dove is more laid back and less work


not the way Dan does it


Re: Duck Hunter vs Dove Hunter [Re: ndhunter] #3390751 07/19/12 06:04 AM
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It s far away but over here we don t have a dove season. Birds are open here all year but this month they start to fly really well. The fun part is that we are allowed to shoot geese also because we are close to our main national airport.

So yesterday we started at 4.30 shooting geese until 8.30. After the hunt I went home to take a rest for my dog and me. At 14.00 we left to an other place but first it was an hour driving. We enjoyed a verry good late afternoon/evening hunt with 36 dove s and 8 geese.

August 15th is our duck opener so we can add those birds too!

I just love this time, plenty birds, the weather is n t that bad and a reunion each year of hunting buddy s.

But I ll choose ducks too ;O))


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both


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