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Hawaii duck hunting
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Hawaii duck hunting
by SDduckhunter23 » Sat Jul 18, 2015 5:04 pm
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As you get older, and hunting time is more available to you, it can get easy to go back to a honey hole too often. Next thing you know, it's not so much honey and more of a hole.
As you get older, and hunting time is more available to you, it can get easy to go back to a honey hole too often. Next thing you know, it's not so much honey and more of a hole.
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Re: Hawaii duck hunting
by Bluesky2012 » Sat Jul 18, 2015 6:13 pm
SDduckhunter23 wrote:My dad was offered a job out of Hawaii and our family is considering moving there. What does Hawaii have in terms of waterfowling? Species? How long are hunting season? Does it have Good places to hunt? Ect
Its illegal to hunt waterfowl in hawaii. So..... Zero.
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Hawaii duck hunting
by SDduckhunter23 » Sat Jul 18, 2015 8:42 pm
Bluesky2012 wrote:
Its illegal to hunt waterfowl in hawaii. So..... Zero.
I hope we decide not to move then
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As you get older, and hunting time is more available to you, it can get easy to go back to a honey hole too often. Next thing you know, it's not so much honey and more of a hole.
As you get older, and hunting time is more available to you, it can get easy to go back to a honey hole too often. Next thing you know, it's not so much honey and more of a hole.
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Re: Hawaii duck hunting
by BGipson » Sun Jul 19, 2015 4:14 am
Time to emancipate.... stay in Utah bud 
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Hawaii duck hunting
by SDduckhunter23 » Sun Jul 19, 2015 11:27 am
BGipson wrote:Time to emancipate.... stay in Utah bud
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Anyone want to take in a young man for a few years lok
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As you get older, and hunting time is more available to you, it can get easy to go back to a honey hole too often. Next thing you know, it's not so much honey and more of a hole.
As you get older, and hunting time is more available to you, it can get easy to go back to a honey hole too often. Next thing you know, it's not so much honey and more of a hole.
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Re: Hawaii duck hunting
by eagles2069 » Tue Oct 13, 2015 4:36 pm
Turkeys and Hogs are pests on the island. If you do have to move might as well make lemonade out of lemons and start eating al ot more pork.
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Re: Hawaii duck hunting
by SDduckhunter23 » Tue Oct 13, 2015 4:53 pm
eagles2069 wrote:Turkeys and Hogs are pests on the island. If you do have to move might as well make lemonade out of lemons and start eating al ot more pork.
Good news is we decided to stay in SD!
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As you get older, and hunting time is more available to you, it can get easy to go back to a honey hole too often. Next thing you know, it's not so much honey and more of a hole.
As you get older, and hunting time is more available to you, it can get easy to go back to a honey hole too often. Next thing you know, it's not so much honey and more of a hole.
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Re: Hawaii duck hunting
by xrated » Tue Mar 22, 2016 5:42 pm
What young man would rather stay in SoDak over Hawaii? Do they have switch hitters in the Dakotas now?
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Re: Hawaii duck hunting
by winchester1852 » Thu Apr 14, 2016 7:54 pm
You can always hunt the rare split toe.
if you can read this your almost as smart as a dolphin.
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Re: Hawaii duck hunting
by Splasher7 » Tue Oct 18, 2016 6:52 am
but that makes me think of a recipe....baked w/ pineapple & sweet onion 
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Re: Hawaii duck hunting
by Splasher7 » Tue Oct 18, 2016 6:54 am
Currently looking at a 'one stop does all' recipe, duck, pheasant, rabbit cut into strips. Uses OJ concentrate & worcheshter (sp.) sauce. In varying ratios according to specie. Kind of a stir fry
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Re: Hawaii duck hunting
by HNTFSH » Tue Oct 18, 2016 7:31 am
Splasher7 wrote:Currently looking at a 'one stop does all' recipe, duck, pheasant, rabbit cut into strips. Uses OJ concentrate & worcheshter (sp.) sauce. In varying ratios according to specie. Kind of a stir fry
Splash - I'll send you a PM and see if you can respond.
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Re: Hawaii duck hunting
by HNTFSH » Tue Oct 18, 2016 7:32 am
Splasher7 wrote:but that makes me think of a recipe....baked w/ pineapple & sweet onion
Ditto!
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Re: Hawaii duck hunting
by HNTFSH » Tue Oct 18, 2016 7:33 am
Splasher7 wrote:never thought of HI as a duck area
No, but it does have an interesting pic thread.
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