Jake85

doesn't want to scrape his knuckles on the ground when he "chops wood". :bow:

I didn't really follow the draft and didn't know where players were projected to go, but when I heard RS on 104.5 yesterday my first thought was how full of shite he sounded. Pretty pathetic actually. It almost sounded like he was trying to convince himself of what he was telling Mascona. He was a 5 star recruit who sucked arse in college... it's as simple as that. There is a reason he didn't have the ball in is hands more. If he failed to contribute at LSU, he isn't going magically put it together in the NFL... I don't care what offense he is going to. The sooner RS realizes this, the better. Either way, he'll be making a hell of a lot more money bouncing around NFL practice squads than I ever will working 50 hours a week.

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I apologize if this has been discussed a hundred times before - also forgive my laziness for not searching - but any waterfowl tips for Joyce would be much appreciated. I've been a couple times before in recent years, but this would be my first and only hunt this year (I work out of state and will be home this weekend). I'm familiar with the LDWF map and the general layout of the wma (i.e., the marsh and canals off I-55). I'm only interested in shooting a few woodies. Actually I'm probably more interested in getting away from the crowd and just enjoying the outdoors - so I guess my question is, in order of importance, where would be best option for 1) being along 2) shooting a woodie?

Thanks in advance

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Is there a good place to walk in from Hwy 51 that isint all water to possibly squirrel hunt?

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Walking into Joyce from Hwy 51 is next to impossible. I've taken my pirogue out there a few times off Hwy 51, and even that is tough.

I didn't do any hunting at all. I'm definitely going to try and make a trip out there before Jan 29, if nothing else to paddle around and see what's going on.

Looking good! I used a scarf joint. I was worried about how it would hold up, but turns out the joint is stronger than the rest of the plywood :lol:

Good luck with the rest of it. Keep posting pics

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You can but Im not telling you my spot cause it gets to crowded with two or three people in the area, but I here the lower half by the lake is nice and spread out. Got a buddy that hunts down in there and says he does pretty good.

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I'm limiting myself to hunting wood ducks when it comes to WMAs. I'm tired of fighting the crowds, and wood ducks usually can be found where people aren't willing to go. I usually put my pirogue in a ditch off highways and paddle deep into the swamps - I'd take shooting 1 or 2 woodies over big crowds every time.

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this is why I havent tried to learn duck hunting. Went once with someone else and it was a blast. But some a-hole tried to run us out of our blind then went 100 yards away and rained us with pellets all day. It's bad enough dealing with the scum when deer hunting, but Im afraid I would end up in jail if I had to deal with people shooting at me every morning.

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I can't stand people who try to control the public land like this. If I get out to a spot and someone else is already there, tuff shite, I wish them well and head the other way. That's why it's called public land.

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So I started my dream job recently and I get to work today to have my boss (Okie State alum) tell me, "You guys better start praying that you lose a game before the years' end so that way you won't have to face Ok. State in the MNC game. The LSU - Bama game was the most pathetic game I have ever seen in my life. Ok. State has just as much talent on defense and twice as much on offense as LSU does. Everybody keeps talking about how good ya'lls defenses are, but I hope that you realize that it's just because your offense's suck so bad. We would hang a minimum of 35 points and 500 yards on your vaunghted Defense".

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To put in perspective for your boss, a Sunbelt Conference team that hasn't scored a TD on LSU in the last century, put up 30+ on OK State's talented D.