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Snow Goose Spread Choice
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11/07/18 06:44 PM
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Every other factor is the exact same for this hypothetical hunt, if you had to choose between these options which decoys would you pick to hunt a stubble rice field?
12 Full Body Snow Decoys 48 Sillosocks Snows
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Re: Snow Goose Spread Choice
[Re: 3up3down]
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11/07/18 08:04 PM
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quackiller
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add a zero after each number you put up there and it would be worth considering answering that question
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Re: Snow Goose Spread Choice
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11/07/18 08:49 PM
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add a zero after each number you put up there and it would be worth considering answering that question This for sure.
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Re: Snow Goose Spread Choice
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11/07/18 09:05 PM
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What they said. Otherwise pray for fog and pass shoot
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Re: Snow Goose Spread Choice
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11/07/18 09:56 PM
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Going along with the above responses, the silosocks and your still taking a leak in the wind.
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Re: Snow Goose Spread Choice
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11/07/18 10:29 PM
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I agree with the comments above, but look at it more like a challenge. If you had to choose between the two options which would be the most effective?
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Re: Snow Goose Spread Choice
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11/08/18 04:57 PM
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quackiller
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Hunting adult geese in small groups coming out of the marsh and hiding in a hedgerow on the edge of a field that they are using the full bodies are going to work if they are very visible in a field.
Hunting large concentrations in a thickly stubbled/cover field with birds feeding the middle of the field in the early season the sillosocks will work better with good wind conditions.
But that is going to be a hell of a challenge
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