Where are they?

[Gregory]

Our field in Anderson county has more birds than I've seen in a couple of years. I wonder if this tropical system pushed them to us?

[thawhacker]

Santee Cooper substation?

Yes

[Southernduck]

Yes

There are a few prized white pigeons in there too.

[smitch320]

This put a damper on a pretty good shoot in bluffton just now.
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Sucks! Took me a second to realize it blew.

[thawhacker]

There are a few prized white pigeons in there too.

Your field

[raybird]

Absolutely. I want to see a 10 bird limit. How many people count those cripples in their limit? Most guys shoot 25 birds to kill a 15 birds limit.

i’d be more worried about farming and baiting practices than wounded birds and shooting limits.

Chemicals and aflatoxin's kill more than all the hunters combined.

[prcn]

Killed 30 this morning in York County with my dad.
I have almost zero in my field in Spartanburg County.

[thawhacker]

Going to try it in the morning in Mitford

[Palmetto Bug]

i’d be more worried about farming and baiting practices than wounded birds and shooting limits.

Chemicals and aflatoxin's kill more than all the hunters combined.

Can you cite a source for that? Have you found that in writing anywhere?

[AnythingFeathers]

Can you cite a source for that? Have you found that in writing anywhere?

It’s easy to find. Published in scientific journals everywhere.
Here’s a novel idea. Why don’t you find something that proves that neonicotinoids, other pesticides, off label use of highly toxic herbicides( Paraguay/gramoxone), and yes aflatoxins, do not pose serious concerns to wildlife.
Note: If you approach it as narrow minded fucktard, like a lot of people on here, you will be wasting your time.

And I don’t even know who Jimmy is.

[Palmetto Bug]

Damn you're sanctimonious! Nobody doubted that pesticides can be toxic. I wanted to see where he found anything that said it killed more birds than hunters. Jimmy.