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Field Report - Pintail Farms - September 9-15, 2006
2nd Weekend , September 9-15, 2006

Teal and Dove Hunting - Teal Arrive in Large Numbers
Hunter with Black Lab
Hunters saw mixed results in the Northern Region of Texas. Afternoon shoots were better. As forecasted by the TPWD, those hunkered around watering holes had solid shoots especially around, milo, corn and soybean fields.
Hunter with Teal
The cooler weather and the full moon in the past week helped bring in the teal. Saturday morning weather was a little warm but the teal were flying really good for the first couple of hours, everyone should have had their limits but some poor shooting didn't help. Excuses, Excuses…It’s early season and some were out of practice!
Learning To Hunt

7-10 inches of rain we had at Pintail Farms last week seemed to be the ticket. Many areas in the North Texas region are still quite a bit dryer.

Waterfowl Hunting
Dove hunting began at 5:30 Saturday evening and we did real well, everyone had a great time with some fast shooting. Sunday morning was a little slow, shot a few teal but after the first hour most of the teal were sitting.
Forget the Hunters - Look at that Dog!
The new cold front coming in Monday and Tuesday (Sept. 11th & 12th) should make for some great teal hunting in the coming week.
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