Every thing looks different depending on where you are looking from. To you it looks far. To them it looks close. I hunted Tishomingo NWR back in the early 1980's. A flock of small Canada geese were circling the field. When they came over me I stood up and dropped two in two shots. The limit. When I got to the check station I was detained. Reported by the other hunters for sky busting. I told the top dog, I only shoot twice this morning and I have a limit of two geese. He told me it was not sky busting from my angle.

I can understand, These guys came in and set up about 100-120 yds from us. The shot was clearly WAY to far to take lol just saying. no point in really arguing, there will always be the hail mary shooters out there.

Might also be the two parties might be set up to close together. Espicially if you can tell how far there shot is

......and guys that whine about it on the internet.

2 can play that game

Ran into a some skyblasters this weekend. A couple of guys in a really nice mud rig setup a couple coves down. Far enough away, but close enough that we could see a lot of what was working in to them. Over and over we saw shots at dux that were way up... 60 yards plus vertically. Saw them drop none of the high fliers, only a few that came in real close. I guess they don't know dux will work closer if ya let them?

Two other things... heard two guys shoot 7 times. No game warder call, didn't know how many of them were there until I saw them leaving. After the hunt I went to check out where they were cuz I didn't think there was much cover. Counted 40+ shells floated up across the cove.

I guess a bad arse mud rig doesn't mean ya really have any idea what you're doing any more...

For me the whole point of duck hunting is to call them in..I'd actually rather call and get birds cupped then shoot birds. I'm guessing skybusters are people who can't call.

For me the whole point of duck hunting is to call them in..I'd actually rather call and get birds cupped then shoot birds. I'm guessing skybusters are people who can't call.

Just don't understand how someone will take a 70-80yd shot at ducks that are working someone else's decoy spread... Public land hunting though, oh well.

Ran into a some skyblasters this weekend. A couple of guys in a really nice mud rig setup a couple coves down. Far enough away, but close enough that we could see a lot of what was working in to them. Over and over we saw shots at dux that were way up... 60 yards plus vertically. Saw them drop none of the high fliers, only a few that came in real close. I guess they don't know dux will work closer if ya let them?

Two other things... heard two guys shoot 7 times. No game warder call, didn't know how many of them were there until I saw them leaving. After the hunt I went to check out where they were cuz I didn't think there was much cover. Counted 40+ shells floated up across the cove.

I guess a bad arse mud rig doesn't mean ya really have any idea what you're doing any more...

Nope, just more dollars than sense in this case

You'd think Guy and Judd would know better.