More moon madness.

[m greeny]

16 hours ago, edenman said:

Point taken

I enjoyed  reading your post so please keep up the write ups.

I was just stating that the majority of fowlers  (well the ones I know of) are really secretive about there exploits and rarely ever talk about there flights.

 

Apologies if I came across a little blunt that wasn't my intention.

[edenman]

11 minutes ago, m greeny said:

I enjoyed  reading your post so please keep up the write ups.

I was just stating that the majority of fowlers  (well the ones I know of) are really secretive about there exploits and rarely ever talk about there flights.

 

Apologies if I came across a little blunt that wasn't my intention.

Cheers it’s all good!

[harrycatcat1]

On 29/12/2023 at 19:24, edenman said:

The tide plays a big part where we shoot the geese on the foreshore. With the moon past the full the tide gets later and later. It was bang on 3am this particular night/morning.

The prognosis wasn’t that great as we walked on. Very little noise of geese were heard. But as we all know there could be 5k of pinks in front of you but you’d never know. A small part of the allure of wildfowling.
 

There was fowlers also out who seemed to be having success as there shots came down river towards us. We jealously waited our turn. It turned out to be a long wait.

However our patience was rewarded in a magical 30min spell before high tide as pinks flooded over us. My friend was in the hot spot and accounted for 5, 2 for me.

 

By the time we walked off and drove home I gratefully crawled in to bed at 5am.

 

Please keep posting with your exploits and pictures 🙏 

I bet the bed was welcome at 5am 😉