Duck and goose spread - Page 4

bullcan · 10-30-2011, 12:17 PM

There is no wrong way to eat a cookie. This is an example of the spread that mallard26 was talking about. I personally have had better luck with the spread I spoke of, but to each their own. I like mine better because if the ducks land with the geese they wind up right on top of you making for easy shots....

altrocker1 · 10-30-2011, 12:34 PM

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Originally Posted by IAtaxidermist

Ahhh the new and improved iawaterfowler.

my wife likes it when i beat my chest. im sorry if i came off as being a know it all, but i really was just trying to say do what works for you. the day that i claim i know everything about waterfowling is the day i quit!

mallard26 · 10-30-2011, 12:52 PM

both of those are good. this is a crappy pic but similar to how ill set.. minus the cross wind with this set, and geese would be slightly off to the right side of the duck, depending on how birds ahve been reacting.

also i might add much bigger scale than what this pic shows and spread out more left to right not so far out in front but to the sides...

mallard26 · 10-30-2011, 12:55 PM

a real photo would show better of course.. ill take one if i can ever get my boat on the water...

timber hunter · 10-30-2011, 02:33 PM

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Originally Posted by duckhunter052002

In all the years i have hunted some 40 odd years, i have found experimentation is what it takes, different days different spreads, depending on wind, weather condidtions and the birds in your area.. what may work here wont work for you and vise/versa.

knowledge is a beatiful thing

10-30-2011, 12:17 PM	#40
bullcan IAW Security Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Cedar Rapids Posts: 2,820 Thanked: 339 times	Re: Duck and goose spread There is no wrong way to eat a cookie. This is an example of the spread that mallard26 was talking about. I personally have had better luck with the spread I spoke of, but to each their own. I like mine better because if the ducks land with the geese they wind up right on top of you making for easy shots.... Attached Thumbnails __________________ Anyone can hunt mallards, but you have to be born a diver hunter. You have to really, really love to hunt ducks to deal with frozen outboards, rough water, and the hard work it takes to hunt divers. The worst thing about growing old is that people no longer find you dangerous.

10-30-2011, 12:52 PM	#42
mallard26 Mallard Join Date: May 2011 Location: Marshalltown, IA Posts: 682 Thanked: 88 times	Re: Duck and goose spread both of those are good. this is a crappy pic but similar to how ill set.. minus the cross wind with this set, and geese would be slightly off to the right side of the duck, depending on how birds ahve been reacting. also i might add much bigger scale than what this pic shows and spread out more left to right not so far out in front but to the sides... Attached Images __________________ "hey, hey... on the left..... Cut'Em!" ~BANG~ "what the F*$%#!" ~BANG BANG!!~ "Oh sorry did i say left? haha i ment right!"

10-30-2011, 12:55 PM	#43
mallard26 Mallard Join Date: May 2011 Location: Marshalltown, IA Posts: 682 Thanked: 88 times	Re: Duck and goose spread a real photo would show better of course.. ill take one if i can ever get my boat on the water... __________________ "hey, hey... on the left..... Cut'Em!" ~BANG~ "what the F*$%#!" ~BANG BANG!!~ "Oh sorry did i say left? haha i ment right!"

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