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Last “Last Day”

Posted in California Delta, Duck hunting, Land Ownership, Wildlife habitat, outdoors, permanent marsh, seasonal marsh, wildlife conservation, wildlife management on January 26, 2008 | 1 Comment »

(Caption: My retired retriever Valentine at Mayberry on a good day.)
It’s the last Saturday of the 2007/2008 duck season and my truck is loaded, my dogs are ready to go and all I’ve got left to do is pick up some groceries on the way to our club.

I normally get out sooner on the last [...]

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Turning Farm Ground into Wildlife Habitat

Posted in California Delta, Duck hunting, Ecology, Farm Management, Hunting, Land Ownership, Wildlife habitat, goose, outdoors, permanent marsh, pheasant, real estate, seasonal marsh, wildlife, wildlife conservation, wildlife management on January 13, 2008 | No Comments »

After a morning of enthusiastic and exhausting pheasant hunting, with a bird each in the bag, Rob and I trudged through a final field of marsh on our way back to camp.
 

I glanced over to my brother, and he pointed skyward – above our main duck hunting pond. A large flock of mallards was circling [...]

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