Hunting My Secret Sheet Water Hole with Only 3 Guns and Pintails Everywhere!! 

Isn't it awesome! Ontario here!!

Awesome hoodies!

The worst mistake haha! You’ll never do it again!

It’s awesome 🤘🏻

The Feds don't have a clue about duck and goose hunting if they did they would outlaw the tubes. most of the snows they shoot at are out of range and then this guy is wounding about 20 to 1 killed

Me too 🙋🏻‍♂️🙋🏻‍♂️

me too

Did you change out spring?

Hi

He don’t care just what he likes to do unload on birds

But nothing wrong with that

Ducccman, They always look a little high to me but I guess you had to be there. Iffin’ I went with Bobby he wouldn’t see bird one!!!

BB

I have the advantage of being old enough to have been able to use lead shot before steel became the law. Long range goose loads were lead BBs. The equivalent of that is the TT in steel. T is just under that. A lead 2 is about a BBB in energy. Steel BB is about 4 lead shot. Remember, steel being lighter than lead, slows down much faster. Much faster than you think. If you shoot steel and want to shoot long range you need pellet energy. A 12ga will pattern BBB very well, because of how the load stacks when you shoot, but with steel too tight of a choke will blow the pattern the same as to little choke. It's more critical with steel. Large steel shot usually is best with a modified. Long range is a blend of shot and choke. I call long range to be 50yds plus. You have to pattern your load to see if it's any good. Try at 40 then at 50, see how many are in a 30 inch circle. With big shot try to get about 50 or more. Long range with small shot will not work because the shot has so little energy to penetrate. Good luck, experiment, pattern, go big.

@@dougmccoy1260 wow! Thank you so much!! Good luck hunting and stay safe!!

@@coreyv.669 another good thing to do is learn to judge distance. A long stride is a yard or close, check your stride. When out walking, look at a pole or something, guess how many yards. Then pace it off. After a while you can judge distance to within a yard or two. This helps in shotgunning, knowing what true range is. A pattern doesn't go out in an even cone. It is tight and then flares out like a trombone, it flares at different ranges depending on choke. You only learn this stuff listening to old guys or doing a lot of patterning on your own.