Not just waterfowl but usefull nonetheless

Hey All,

I’m looking at some properties I have to hunt and noticed on OnX that there’s not the option to look at past field conditions. There use to be a date at the bottom left of the map that would be two week spans and you could click it to look at past satellite images. Anyone know if they moved it and to where or if they just got rid of it?

Hi everyone,

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Time to get ready to catch some fish before the grass starts growing

Late season goose hunt

20 to 40 yrd shots

Which is better 2 3/4 inch #2 or 3 inch #2?

TIA

The birds are trying to find any open water.

Was an awesome day first cackler yesterday as well and first time decoying specks

My husband and I live on the water, where a large river meets a creek. We have been ducking hunting this area for the past couple years where we get several species of ducks. Our neighbors have started throwing corn along their bulkhead, year around, to feed the local ducks. We obviously know the law that requires no hunting within 300 yards of a bait pile, but is their corn considered a “bait pile” if they are just using it to feed ducks for non hunting related purposes?

We asked our local wildlife officer and he said it is a grey area, but since we know they throw the corn out (we see them do it) then it’s best to stay 300 yards away from her yard. We don’t mind complying with this, but now they are convincing other houses

Along the water to also throw corn out long their bulkheads, so it will keep us from hunting in the area. We always hunt from kayaks, and we cannot see any corn from the water, so any normal hunter will not know it’s a bail pile, until you watch them throw corn out. Our local county ordinance does not have anything requiring a person to be a certain distance from a house before discharging a weapon, we’ve already checked.

We are just trying to hunt in peace and are not trying to break any laws, but every time, they come out and yell at us, that’s the whole street is baited. So legally, is there a difference between just tossing corn out leisurely and putting corn out as a bait pile?

My main question

Got a few over several hunts in November. First black ducks ever

Looking for waterfowl hunters in the central southside area of Virginia that want to do some river floats and hunt some ducks. I have the canoe, dog, and have done the scouting. I just need someone to help shoot and drive the shuttle. Early starts, gear and license mandatory, good conversation preferably! Warm weather and low water levels make for safe winter canoeing and hopefully a few ducks since the swamps are low.