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I know lots of seasons have openned, especially in the northern states. Dove season has come and gone. Let's see some pix.

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Went hunting this weekend for waterfowl opener and grouse. Didn't take any pictures though. Got a blue winged teal the first day and one the second day. Also got a green winged teal the second day. Didn't get any grouse though, seen three but didn't get them.

  • 3 months later...
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Well here is the 2 we got this year. My son got his first deer too! I was soo excited!

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And here is a little 6 point I got on the last weekend. Been watching them all year and decided to take this one.

 

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Congrats to you and your son. Its great to see someone bring their kid out hunting.

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Thanks! I got him a little Remington 770 .243 Youth model for a early Christmas present this year and he loves it. Great gun for a kids imo!

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A little late but better late than never. We had a great day that day!! Even got the GMC in the picture

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Great day, hell! lol Thats more ducks than I have shot in the last couple years. Where you live at? Southern IN is not known for its duck hunting, and the birth of my 1st child cut season short this year.

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Great day, hell! lol Thats more ducks than I have shot in the last couple years. Where you live at? Southern IN is not known for its duck hunting, and the birth of my 1st child cut season short this year.

I live in a central Illinois about a hour south of Chicago right on the Illinois river, and yea that was a good day but that was the only real good push we had all year...

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