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Kenner18 · #21 11-14-2011, 07:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Raymond

Bob, you have the same opinion one of my lease partners used to have. We shot over 1,000 ducks per year for several years and after the second year he dropped them at the picker! What is your time worth? Not to mention that duck lice gimme the hebejebies!!

Them duck lice like beards for some crazy reason. I dont like em either Raymond.

ScubaLatt · #22 11-14-2011, 08:07 PM

Gordon charges $3 for ducks and $5 for geese if I remember correct. If he averages 200 birds per day for 60 days then that is sure big money. I just consider duck pickers another cost of hunting - just like leases, shells, fuel, dekes, etc. The money exchanged is put back into the economy to work.

Capt.B · #23 11-14-2011, 08:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Kenner18

Them duck lice like beards for some crazy reason. I dont like em either Raymond.

I hate dem lil mudda's!! Had one on my neck today!!!

GOOD LAWD!!!!

huntin fool · #24 11-14-2011, 09:05 PM

After cleaning birds I feel like I have them things all over me. I hate em

meaux fishing · #25 11-14-2011, 09:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Raymond

Bob, you have the same opinion one of my lease partners used to have. We shot over 1,000 ducks per year for several years and after the second year he dropped them at the picker! What is your time worth? Not to mention that duck lice gimme the hebejebies!!

well if I ever am lucky enough to get on a lease where we kill birds like that I will bring mine to one too but until then I will be cleaning my own and watching out for my beard

ScubaLatt · #26 11-15-2011, 12:36 AM

During the 2000-2001 hunting season we took 1583 ducks to the duck cleaners. At that time Gordon was working with another guy south of town off of Elliott road I think -- the neighborhood with roads like Flounder, Speck, etc. We hunted west of Gum Cove on a school board section and had 4 jam up blinds. That was definately the best season of my life!

joshdomingue · #27 11-15-2011, 07:21 AM

We wax our birds, but i've left some on oyster Drive when I was in a time pinch...... nice to have when you need it thats for sure!!

Lake Chuck Duck · #28 11-15-2011, 07:27 AM

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Originally Posted by ScubaLatt

During the 2000-2001 hunting season we took 1583 ducks to the duck cleaners. At that time Gordon was working with another guy south of town off of Elliott road I think -- the neighborhood with roads like Flounder, Speck, etc. We hunted west of Gum Cove on a school board section and had 4 jam up blinds. That was definately the best season of my life!

Dang Scuba, yall paid $4749 (assuming $3 a duck), thats pretty extreme! I think by the last few weeks of the season I would be cleanin my own birs lol

weedeater · #29 11-15-2011, 08:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Lake Chuck Duck

Dang Scuba, yall paid $4749 (assuming $3 a duck), thats pretty extreme! I think by the last few weeks of the season I would be cleanin my own birs lol

thinkin this is goin towards tax write off, somtimes you spend money and get it back later

DUCKGOGETTER · #30 11-15-2011, 08:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Kenner18

Have to thank Raymond for helping find the place couldnt have done it without him. Helping each other in a time of need is what life is all about.If more people would show acts of kindness this world would be a better place. Too bad the world isnt filled with the men and women of SaltyCajun, I think we have the market cornered on great people here.

X1000

ScubaLatt · #31 11-15-2011, 10:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Lake Chuck Duck

Dang Scuba, yall paid $4749 (assuming $3 a duck), thats pretty extreme! I think by the last few weeks of the season I would be cleanin my own birs lol

Think it was $2 back then. Still a lot of money. There were 4 blinds: Blind #1 killed 478, Blind #2 killed 364, Blind #3 kiled 316 and my blind killed 425. Each paid their own cleaning fees. If you look at it that way it was still a lot of money but split between several guys. Wish I has set up the lease as a corporation and taken advantage of tax write offs but did not know about that back in my younger years.

Super Spook · #32 11-15-2011, 01:46 PM

Awesome of you to do that Kenner! Gordan is a good dude. I bring my birds to him during the week when I have to get to work. I think he is at $6 or $7 a goose actually. Man I hate to hear his place burned.