Your Favorite Hunting spot

[Adjhunt]

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[OR_Bo_Huntr]

I SMELL A DUCK SPOT CREEPER! ha or is that the skunk you ran over last week?!

[whtelk]

Every one please send me your honey hole's too...I promise I am a really great guy too. Is it Christmas yet?

[arkansasbasser]

Right where Confidential Creek and Secret Slough meet. You know, just off of I Dont Think So River. That's the X for me. Now you know.

[Benny]

I don't need to know where your spots are...just leave your birds on my back door, that'll do.

[baltz526]

here it is. whatever you do DO NOT share this secret info with anyone

[leadeyedbugger]

baltz......how did you get ahold of my secret hunting map?????

[Jeremy]

Well that rules out Johnson it was a mud hole with no water yesterday

[DogZilla15]

.....go through the intersection about a mile and park by the big tree on the left. Hop the fence (yea, it's private but who cares) and go west for one mile and you'll come to a ditch. Follow the ditch north about two hundred yards and you'll come to a bridge. Cross the bridge and continue north along the other side of the ditch to the lake. The lake is very shallow and you'll have to wade to the other side, about a quarter mile. Go toward the east along the shore and south along the back side of the lake. When you get to the end of the lake you'll see a fence about a quarter mile across the pasture. Go to the fence and follow it toward the east till you come to a strip of trees and brush. Don't pay any attention to the trees and brush just yet. When you get a half mile past the trees and brush you'll come to a road. Turn south on the road and walk till you are back at the truck.

[northriver1]

Originally Posted by DogZilla15

.....go through the intersection about a mile and park by the big tree on the left. Hop the fence (yea, it's private but who cares) and go west for one mile and you'll come to a ditch. Follow the ditch north about two hundred yards and you'll come to a bridge. Cross the bridge and continue north along the other side of the ditch to the lake. The lake is very shallow and you'll have to wade to the other side, about a quarter mile. Go toward the east along the shore and south along the back side of the lake. When you get to the end of the lake you'll see a fence about a quarter mile across the pasture. Go to the fence and follow it toward the east till you come to a strip of trees and brush. Don't pay any attention to the trees and brush just yet. When you get a half mile past the trees and brush you'll come to a road. Turn south on the road and walk till you are back at the truck.

I have been to that spot,,,, it is a killer. One tip,, so much easier to find in the fog.

[Adjhunt]

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAAHAHHA

I actually found that story on a different forum and thought it was Hilarious!!!
And it fits because so many guys this time of year are wanting to know where to hunt

Sorry for my bad humor guys!

[Eagleclaw]

Originally Posted by baltz526

here it is. whatever you do DO NOT share this secret info with anyone

Great there went my super secret bird hunting spot...

[DogZilla15]

Heck...... I just made it up as i went along.... Great minds think alike....

Yea, the fog adds an element of surprise.

Funny thing.... I actually ended up back at my truck while hunting chukars in the fog. Forgot my compass that day.... Tried it again and got a limit of birds.

[Teton]

Yeah boys.

Duck hunting is not like tuna fishing, you don't broadcast your coordinates over the VHF while out there and internet when you return.

You have to pick the friends you take to your honey holes wisely. Some guys get it, some don't.

I won't go into detail about hunting ettiquette, but suffice it to say, in a nutshell, that if someone takes you to their spot, you have the obligation to keep your yapper shut, not take your friends there too and not advertise on the internet.

[thefishslayer]

Brownsville

[Buckhuntraj]

Finley Refuge is Full of birds and So is that park in Albany, plus theres already a giant wood duck decoy to help your spread!

[Adjhunt]

Originally Posted by Teton

I won't go into detail about hunting ettiquette, but suffice it to say, in a nutshell, that if someone takes you to their spot, you have the obligation to keep your yapper shut, not take your friends there too and not advertise on the internet.

I totally agree!
That shouldn't even be a question.

[steelheadslayer]

OK, here it is, but you gotta promise not to tell another soul.

It's right where scouting told me the birds were on the water.

Now, don't let the cat out of the bag.

[loper]

Originally Posted by Buckhuntraj

...theres already a giant wood duck decoy to help your spread!

Put a hatch on top and you'd have a permanent pop-up blind in place.

[Monkey]

Andrew, great post. I totally hear where you're coming from.

I have a couple great spots for you. I know you said you couldn't handle your GPS, but plug these numbers into Google Maps (45.477912, -122.635049) and you'll DESTROY the geese. That area is full of them. If you want Ducks, set up on the pond directly to the West. The area is pretty unpressured, so you shouldn't need any more than 6 decoys.

Another great spot for waterfowl is 45.472,-122.6422. Good numbers of Mallards most of the year. Lots of Widgeon right now. I was surprised to see a Eurasian and oddly enough, a pair of Can's last week.

Try to keep them both on the down low though. And be mindful of the neighboring properties. They don't take kindly to shooting toward the houses.

I'll keep an eye on your site in case you post up any other great unknown locations.

Good luck, and let me know how it goes.

m

[Adjhunt]

I went there and boy is it loaded with geese!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'll be there bright and early in the morning. But I don't think I will bring any decoys because they seem to come in just fine to a handful of corn

[ORtrapper]

I'd say anyone who doesnt work and only has class 3 days a week has plenty of time for their own scouting...

[Dr Strangelove]

Originally Posted by Monkey

Andrew, great post. I totally hear where you're coming from.

I have a couple great spots for you. I know you said you couldn't handle your GPS, but plug these numbers into Google Maps (45.477912, -122.635049) and you'll DESTROY the geese. That area is full of them. If you want Ducks, set up on the pond directly to the West. The area is pretty unpressured, so you shouldn't need any more than 6 decoys.

Another great spot for waterfowl is 45.472,-122.6422. Good numbers of Mallards most of the year. Lots of Widgeon right now. I was surprised to see a Eurasian and oddly enough, a pair of Can's last week.

Try to keep them both on the down low though. And be mindful of the neighboring properties. They don't take kindly to shooting toward the houses.

I'll keep an eye on your site in case you post up any other great unknown locations.

Good luck, and let me know how it goes.

m

I shot a limit out of that spot last year... 7 Mulligan Ducks!

[Adjhunt]

Originally Posted by ORtrapper

I'd say anyone who doesnt work and only has class 3 days a week has plenty of time for their own scouting...

I don't think some of you get it...

I found that post on a different forum and thought it was hilarious so I put my name into it and posted it here.

I have plenty of time to scout and I do. Nothing in that post applies to me.

Just thought it was funny

Guess not.

[DAB]

Deer East of Longcreek
Elk Wenaha - POP's Meadows

Yotes any where.

Ducks no where
Geese no where
DAB

[StevenB]

Where ever I hunt is my favorite spot for that moment.

[SuperVee23]

No Can Tell Ya pond!

[Primetime]

drive to tulelake california, take hwy 160 due west for seven miles until you come to lower klamath road turn south and follow the dirt rd for 5 miles until you come to a sharp right, go strait thru the gate and park your vehicle. walk strait up the extremely steep loose rock trail until u get to the top of sheepy ridge. once you reach the saddle area of sheepy ridge walk south about 300 yards past the telephone line that runs west to east over the ridge. look for old rock blinds on top of the ridge separating lower klamath from tulelake nwr.
some of the best past shooting for ducks and geese in the lower 48. the views not bad either from this altitude of about 2000 feet. make sure you stay on the BLM land in the middle of the ridge.

[wapiteaser]

The Rainbow Tavern in Maupin on a hot summer Saturday night.

[buckhunter]

ANYBODY!!!!!!!!! Tons of ducks and geese east of HEBO!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!BH

[spottedhawk36]

My favorite Hunting spot is EAST of oregon city.

[Opportunist]

I'm not looking for anyones honey hole or secret spot just a place to take my ailling old dad and my young weak son for a fun weekend hunt. GPS coordinates prefferred. Please send map. Jot down directions. Can I use my quad? Prefer to ride in road closures, makes for better hunting.

Will post pics of hunt results and give proper due to those that gave up their area as I will give away their info on-line for the world to read. Any takers.

This is a joke and I am not serious!

[arkansasbasser]

Originally Posted by Adjhunt

I don't think some of you get it...


Just thought it was funny

Guess not.

Most of us get it.

[007SPRIG]

Originally Posted by Benny

I don't need to know where your spots are...just leave your birds on my back door, that'll do.

Could I get your address please?