Lol

To eat them?

What I'm saying smh

Just figure it out ya self. He gave the recipe

@@TheRetardStare why would I even try it when I don't know how the dam out come is gonna be I may not even like it probably won't exactly why we wanted to see the outcome cuz we ain't stupid enough to try it 🤣🤣🤣

Did you ever get an answer back from Shawn ? I’m interested in that boom myself.

this is actually so dope!!!!🎉🎉

We all do. Some just want to see the deer reach a mature age

Thats a great question. The long and short of the answer is that we will shoot this field multiple times throughout the season but the real key is keeping bare dirt. Doves tend to switch to other areas once a field greens up so you need to keep that bare dirt and they will hang around.I've shot fields a dozen times in past years by running the disc through the field once a week or so. It depends on how much rain you are getting; if it's super dry and hot you don't have much greenery start but if it's cool or you are getting significant amounts of rain you will have to till or disc it more often to keep the dirt showing. The other thing to keep in mind is the birds themselves, here in Kentucky we see a good early push, then usually another push of birds around the end of September and finally we see another good push around the first week of December. In between each of these times it's pretty bleak. Having your field close enough that you can check it easily helps to plan when you shoot. Keep an eye on it, see when the bird numbers are building and then plan a shoot.

Thank you! Open toed shoes are stealth and cooler during the summer however, if you have to go off road the boots could be a better choice lol. Good luck and shoot straight!!

Ok hopefully I can help.

@@skee71 is it illegal to run a cable across my dove field?

@@dylancarter3241 I ran one across our previous field using 1/8" cable and two old telephone poles. We were checked by the game warden and he didn't say anything about it so I'm thinking you are good to go. Baiting is illegal of course but putting up a line isn't as far as I know. Honestly Ive had better luck digging a 6" hole about 18" deep and placing a piece of 6" pvc pipe in it (to keep it from filling back in) then cutting a tree early in the season that has a 5" or so diameter at the base. Allow the leaves to fall off then stand it in the hole. Seems to attract birds better than the wire and two or three of them spread out in a field gives more places for birds to land.

@@skee71 ok thank you👍

@@skee71 meant to send this earlier but did the doves like the wire like did they land on it?

Thank you!! I will try the salt mixture. I have mixed red chalk with it in the past but that was more for cool effects. I'll run a mix and give it a shot. Thank you for the tip!!

Yea keep stereotyping. Makes you look reaaaal cool 🙄🤡

Wasted all that meat

How do you know they didn’t eat the venison 🤣🤡 never met one hunter in my 20 years in the sport who doesn’t eat what they kill. Grow up and stop stereotyping

Murder 🤣🤣🤡🤡 you don’t even know that that means do ya sweetheart? Maybe you should look it up along with CONSERVATION

@@hajdnahad2525 groos