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Dove Damage report
Here is the damage report for this weekend. 28 Morning doves and 14 Eurasian doves with three people yesterday and 57 Morning doves and 12 Eurasian doves with five of us today. That is 111 doves total. I cant wait to grill them.
How did everyone else do??
Were and the heck did you get so many doves?Originally Posted by budda
Here is the damage report for this weekend. 28 Morning doves and 14 Eurasian doves with three people yesterday and 57 Morning doves and 12 Eurasian doves with five of us today. That is 111 doves total. I cant wait to grill them.
How did everyone else do??
17 Hunters on my place Saturday. Somewhere around 120 doves, mostly collared, fell. Many more were missed They were flying heavy from 4:00 PM on.
Hardly any doves flying yesterday, but I did see a few this morning.
At my In-law's Farm outside of Greeley. I was a good two days.
Need a tip. Given the summer heat, once you shoot them, do you clean and ice them immediately? (leaving a wing for identification).
I keep a cooler of ice in the truck. As soon as you shoot them or as soon as possible you can put them whole on ice. All the doves I got were in great shape as I only clean once I'm home.... no or very little blood lividity. No problem that was with transportation of identification either.
Hunted south and saw NO collared dove, but I did see a few white wing.
I say lets all remove the warning labels and let nature take its course.
This is what we did, to. So we could take pics after we were done. I have not had any taste issues keeping them whole and putting them on ice and then cleaning them after pics
Sounds like a good way to spend two days!
Not a single damn dove!
yup that was some fun budda we destroyed them.
Grab a straw and suck it up.
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