Outerbanks

[marsh chicken]

A buddy of mine donated a one morning teal/ringer shoot that went for $7500 the other night. People will pay aything to kill a duck these days.

More money than sense is nothing new my friend...

[kershawkiller]

West my son. West

Im gonna be a poor college student starting in august so $200 a day is my limit which pretty much cuts out any hunting in the west haha

[Rebelyeller]

Does the Wrecking Crew shoot released birds?

[BEAR]

Im gonna be a poor college student starting in august so $200 a day is my limit which pretty much cuts out any hunting in the west haha

My wife and I went to the Outer Banks last year to duck hunt. I hunted 3 days, my wife only 2 days. It was $200 per person per day. I figured it all up, and after the daily hunt rate, gas, license, hotel and food, we could have hunted out west for 6 days, shot 10+ species of ducks plus Brant, and came out several hundred dollars cheaper all in, versus hunting the Outer Banks.

It isn't the amount of money you have that matters, it's the networking you do and friendships you make that matter.

[thebighun]

Does the Wrecking Crew shoot released birds?

From what I've seen if they don't hunt private impoundments or with guides they don't kill shit... They need to hunt with Trent smith

[SCmudder7071]

No on releases. And only kill with guides and in impoundments? Right. I have my own set of friends that like to take trips and this is just what our trip to Outer Banks was. Group of friends going to hunt.

[thebighun]

Your not technically the wrecking crew, just a friend of. None of that was meant towards you.

[SCmudder7071]

I know. I was answering the question to the releases. They have been invited to hunt Featherhorn several times and when they go, it's always a ringneck shoot.

[YoungBuckTX]

and then there's the fact that you cant really freelance the outerbanks. you're paying for the blind.

[thebighun]

Yeah outer banks is too hit or miss for me unless it's calling for 30 mph winds all week then your chances sky rocket of having great hunts

[turbo]

and then there's the fact that you cant really freelance the outerbanks. you're paying for the blind.

What are you talking about?

[SCmudder7071]

The blinds in the sounds are all permitted blinds. Those guys apply for permits on them and have to follow a strict guideline on them and must keep them in code. You're paying for that service when going with one of the guides.

And it is hit and miss, but it was the only trip two of the guys could go on due to vacation and one of them's wife being pregnant. Sad thing is it cost me the same amount for being there 3 days as what it cost me out west for 8 days.

[Arrowman]

and then there's the fact that you cant really freelance the outerbanks. you're paying for the blind.

Who said that you couldn't freelance at the outerbanks?

[turbo]

Who said that you couldn't freelance at the outerbanks?

YoungBuckTX says so.

It must be true.

[Arrowman]

From what I've seen if they don't hunt private impoundments or with guides they don't kill shit... They need to hunt with Trent smith

I've heard that dude can sneak ducks like nobody's business.

[BigBrother]

What are you talking about?

shush.

Dont be a know it all.

[turbo]

Sorry, BB.

I'll lock it up.

[tot]

Im gonna be a poor college student starting in august so $200 a day is my limit which pretty much cuts out any hunting in the west haha

Sorry excuse.


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[BOGSTER]

Who said that you couldn't freelance at the outerbanks?

Apparently the dude in his 3rd season of hunting ducks, is in the know.

[YoungBuckTX]

there might be a reason the hot spots have blinds laws, and there might not be. note we talking about the outerbanks, not just the NC coast. there are some few exceptions, just speaking in general. AND I could be wrong. Just what I have found in the 3 years of going there.