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36 Degree in North Texas this weekend!

Posted By: Paul D

36 Degree in North Texas this weekend! - 10/30/14 05:43 PM

That should push a few birds down if its that cold up the by Red River huh??
Maybe I am just a perpetual optimist. My first scouting trip will be to hunt.
Guess I will find out...

-the pond's half full smile
Posted By: TXGH

Re: 36 Degree in North Texas this weekend! - 10/30/14 05:44 PM

Paul, That is my first scouting trip too! haha - Still better than sitting at home
Posted By: Aggieduck

Re: 36 Degree in North Texas this weekend! - 10/30/14 10:33 PM

Truthfully it's probably just enough to push out what birds we have. It's still unseasonably warm up north.
Posted By: Toledo

Re: 36 Degree in North Texas this weekend! - 10/31/14 12:10 AM

Originally Posted By: Aggieduck
Truthfully it's probably just enough to push out what birds we have.


My thought too. Only thing this front will do is push out the blue wings that we do have.
Posted By: Guy

Re: 36 Degree in North Texas this weekend! - 10/31/14 01:06 AM

A north wind will bring in new birds, and will also push birds out.
Posted By: #Hayraker

Re: 36 Degree in North Texas this weekend! - 10/31/14 01:18 AM

There weren't many birds to push out so I'll take the cold front. Btw a low of 35 generally doesn't push birds out.
Posted By: #Hayraker

Re: 36 Degree in North Texas this weekend! - 10/31/14 01:20 AM

I swear I sometimes wonder if some of you have actually hunted before
Posted By: Featherduster

Re: 36 Degree in North Texas this weekend! - 10/31/14 01:43 AM

Lots of cranes last night, and geese flying this morning. Whatever the weather does, it's made some birds come down this way.
Posted By: Guy

Re: 36 Degree in North Texas this weekend! - 10/31/14 02:06 AM

This time of year, the north wind will trigger a migration, as they take advantage of the wind. When it is so cold as to freezer over all the water and food, this will trigger birds to migrate south.

It doesn't take much for teal to migrate.
Posted By: scubaarchery

Re: 36 Degree in North Texas this weekend! - 10/31/14 02:35 AM

I will take a cold front, hopefully it will start some ducks moving south...
Posted By: Garwoodie

Re: 36 Degree in North Texas this weekend! - 10/31/14 03:03 AM

Be happy, better to be out hunting and wondering, than at home or working like me. laugh
Posted By: Aggieduck

Re: 36 Degree in North Texas this weekend! - 10/31/14 03:58 AM

Originally Posted By: Hayraker
I swear I sometimes wonder if some of you have actually hunted before


I've never hunted before. Would the oracle haymaker like to cast some knowledge towards my youthful duck mind?!
Posted By: Greekangler

Re: 36 Degree in North Texas this weekend! - 10/31/14 04:10 AM

Originally Posted By: Hayraker
I swear I sometimes wonder if some of you have actually hunted before
roflmao actually more like 32 towards river
Posted By: #Hayraker

Re: 36 Degree in North Texas this weekend! - 10/31/14 11:07 AM

Originally Posted By: Aggieduck
Originally Posted By: Hayraker
I swear I sometimes wonder if some of you have actually hunted before


I've never hunted before. Would the oracle haymaker like to cast some knowledge towards my youthful duck mind?!


Sure thing. Blue wings will be gone as usual on Nov 1 no matter what the temp is. Gadwall and green wings will be showing up as usual on Nov 1 no matter what the temp is. Speaking for northeast Texas only of course.
Posted By: BULSPRG

Re: 36 Degree in North Texas this weekend! - 10/31/14 11:50 AM

I agree with Guy, these temps and wind will bring us some early migrators but I wouldn't expect a big push. From what I have seen there is no significant weather with these temps and from some of the reports I have seen the birds are just now begining to stack up on the US - Canada border. One things for sure though, you can't kill em if your not out there!
Posted By: Ramball36

Re: 36 Degree in North Texas this weekend! - 10/31/14 12:07 PM

Sulphur River Jesus?
Posted By: Fowlman

Re: 36 Degree in North Texas this weekend! - 10/31/14 12:11 PM

Better than 70-80 degrees and fighting those pesky blood suckers.
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