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Originally Posted by Bucoo
Some of those last few statements are gonna be hard to do. I use mojos majority of the time because they do help in certain situations. I use mud motors because that's pretty much the only way to get to some of the blinds I hunt unless you want to come push pole me several miles and drop me off at the blind. And I'm not gonna stop hunting in the afternoon based on some people's beliefs. Sometimes that's the only time I can go or I'll hunt in the morning then go back in the afternoon bc sitting in a blind is something that I love to do.
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You make great points........
These are rehtorical for sure.......
I have pushed poled many many times for over an hour to get to a hole......and the birds would fly out and return winthin minutes, they absolutely do not do that when spooked by a mud motor.......
for every teal that comes into a mojo...........a mallard does not.......
the "new" way of hunting as pressured the birds beyond thier limits.
But I understand your views..........
Many guys have never hunted any other way.
Push poling into a spot, where birds are getting up in front of you and you can't see them in the dark, and your dog is frustrated because he can smell them and hear them but can't see them yet, is MY idea of a perfect hunt.
When I see younger guys sitting around after a hunt, I rarely hear talk about the actual hunt. I hear lot's of conversation about the boats, the guns, the mojos.........but rarely the actual hunt.
again not busting anyone's balls here, just my opinion.
closing in on 50 may have me seeing things a different way.
I personally killed 78 birds this year, my lowest numbers year in quite a few years.
I had a great year! I was out there, with a third season dog, a breed no ones knows about, a 18 year old over and under that people say I should not have in the blind, no mojo just old school kicken the water and jerk string, a pirouge with a paddle and pole, beef jerky and a thermos........
Could not have been better season.
All birds cleaned and eaten.