Want to get started next year but not quite sure how to get er off the ground.

[Matthew_1977]

So here's my story...

I've decided to get myself started in hunting this year. Bought the shotgun, bought the waders and all the gear... problem... no one to show me the ropes.

I'm a couple years new to BC and don't yet know a soul who duck hunts in the region. All my buddies hunt big game. Not a one is into waterfowl hunting and it's something I have always wanted to get into. I know it's very early in the off season but I thought I would start early and see if there's anyone out there who would be willing to take on a rookie and help me get started. Somehow I thought this would be much easier to get into.

Thanks everyone.

Matt

[frenchbar]

might help if they know where your located ...

[ncurrie]

Hi Matt, where are you located?

[sparkes3]

location,location,location

[Matthew_1977]

Of course... it's the little things.

I'm in Langley

[870]

Give me a shout in october and I'll point you in the right direction.

870

[bandit]

Definitely cant do any harm to spend some time on the skeet range over the summer. And maybe start learning how to call - go to a local park with a duck pond and listen to the types of sounds they make!

[Matthew_1977]

Thanks 870... I will for sure.

I've been at the range quite a bit trying to break up those little clay birds. Takes a bit of practice. Good idea about the calling too. I'll have to look around town and find a good pond and get a good listen for the sounds.

Thanks for all the good advice.

[Jimsue]

Find Campbell Valley Park on 16th ave, lots of ducks to talk to, and if you be on the market for a great lab pup I got half a dozen for sale. Get back in touch when the season opens, we would be happy to take you out.