Ducks this morning in SW Montana

[What Map]

Some birds are migrating through SW Montana. One of the high mountain lakes I hunt now has thousands of coots, many hundreds of grey ducks, a few hundred green heads, and a few swans. Here is my mixed bag from this morning. Ignore the date stamp. I inherited this camera and it is the first time I used it. Didn't even know it was putting date stamp on, let alone it was off by half a decade!



Here's Bart and our birds:



This is a line of swans as they passed:

 

[huntbux]

Congrats on the mixed birds, will be putting some pics up of my latest waterfowl adventures here soon.

 

[RUT JUNKEY]

Very nice and a good looking hunting partner too. I hope the weekend is kind to me here in Indiana, our season opens tomorrow.

 

[jlmatthew]

I need to get out more

good shootin!

 

[JLS]

Nice looking lab. I should've had my stamp when I went pheasant hunting the other day. I could have smoked a couple of pintails and some wigeon.

 

[Big Fin]

Congrats on a good shoot. That lake is usually froze over by now. I've shot a lot of early season greenheads on the south shore.

 

[Outdooraddict]

Nice shoot. I love gadwalls...

 

[What Map]

Congrats on a good shoot. That lake is usually froze over by now. I've shot a lot of early season greenheads on the south shore.

Yeah, no ice yet. But here is a picture of Bart last year in November breaking ice to get a green head. This is a lake in the Madison Valley. I had hunted it the day before when there was no ice so I new exactly what the condition of the ice was: a uniform half inch. I felt safe letting Bart go. He did a fantastic job for a two year old pup.

 

[utahduckhunter]

very nice there