To be honest I convert them to a meatloaf mix :thumbsup:
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TOO many of them up my way. In the November afternoon they come around when I'm deer hunting. So many times I've been on full cock for half an hour only to find out its woodcock, not deer approaching.
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My brother in law lives on a small farm just outside of Lubec, he has put out feed for the local population for decades. They come in the dozens to feed everyday, but he won't hunt them.Ames said:
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I used to hunt snipe, a 1st cousin of woodcock with a similar diet fetish, when I lived in Florida. The only woodcock I have seen alit on a paved road near where I was camped. It was big as a banty rooster, but alas, I had no shotgun with me,it was deer season.........robin :hmm:
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