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    Paper Hunter ssgenuine's Avatar
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    My son and I shot 16 Sat morning, no eurasians. We only had about 3 hours to hunt. Wife makes bacon puree and sticks it on em and we kabob them on the bbq, had a hatch pepper between each breast on the stick. Very, very good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by marty View Post
    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.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Colorado Osprey View Post
    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.
    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
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails doves Sept. 1-2, 2012.jpg  

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    We cleaned them at noon and sundown. No problems.
    Wife makes bacon puree and sticks it on em and we kabob them on the bbq, had a hatch pepper between each breast on the stick. Very, very good.
    We use bacon and peppers with kabobs, but none of those thin, stringy New Mexico chiles. We do a lot nicer job of peppers right here in Colorado.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Larry Ashcraft View Post
    We cleaned them at noon and sundown. No problems.

    We use bacon and peppers with kabobs, but none of those thin, stringy New Mexico chiles. We do a lot nicer job of peppers right here in Colorado.
    I wrap them up in bacon with a slice of Anaheim and some hard cheese. Mmmm.

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    Nice shootin! Have an urge to get on this.

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    Bad lighting, but here is our take and the proud (and tired) pup that fetched them all. 23 between two of us. Lost another 4 that we didn't get the dog on quick or accurate enough.

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    we had a group of about 10 guys, we all limited in the morning on sat, sunday and monday. I did snap one pick, and will post later...All mourning dove, and it was basically hunt by water and protect the cows. from the evil dive bombers. I cannot believe how much grain those lil bastards eat when you get enough of them. All of em were full of corn/wheat/sunflowers. We were in McCook Ne...
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    I didn't get an exact count for the group that I hunted with, but I got my limit both on Sunday and Monday. I even used the 4-10 Monday evening to fill my limit, the shooting was just that good. One eurasion and I killed it.
    We were out near Deer Trail.

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    (pssst...it's mourning doves, not morning. Comes from their call that sounds like a cry of mourning)

    Man, I haven't hunted doves since I was in my 20's in OK! Always loved it, but we usually got skunked or only got a few. We always called them turtle doves, never understood where that name came from. Nowadays they come to my bird feeders.

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