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University of Connecticut Student Subunit

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The dove migration must be following the Columbia River tightly this year as the bird numbers are low where I’ve been hunting near the Snake River. But, a hunt that offers tricky wingshooting over traditional decoys is always filled with anticipation and satisfaction. Had a great time talking doves with @arazada and @adventures_for_food last night! Sounds like the migration is on par in other areas. What is everyone else seeing so far?
The wooden dove migration arrived on the Palouse yesterday with enough time to get a spread set. Shooting for a morning hunt on a secluded little farm this week before sending them out to @pursuit_nature.
Another weekend in the dove fields! I’m digging this Ruff Pup knife from @upland_ish! Looking forward to the wooden decoy migration arriving this week.
Been a few years since I hunted with the ole Savage Fox 16ga. Glad to have her back on the scene!
On the board this weekend with my buddy Brett taking doves with his Grandpa’s 1913 Winchester 1897 pump.
The doves weren’t flying on the homestead last night, but it was great to kick off the upland season!

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The dove migration must be following the Columbia River tightly this year as the bird numbers are low where I’ve been hunting near the Snake River. But, a hunt that offers tricky wingshooting over traditional decoys is always filled with anticipation and satisfaction. Had a great time talking doves with @arazada and @adventures_for_food last night! Sounds like the migration is on par in other areas. What is everyone else seeing so far?
The wooden dove migration arrived on the Palouse yesterday with enough time to get a spread set. Shooting for a morning hunt on a secluded little farm this week before sending them out to @pursuit_nature.
Another weekend in the dove fields! I’m digging this Ruff Pup knife from @upland_ish! Looking forward to the wooden decoy migration arriving this week.
Been a few years since I hunted with the ole Savage Fox 16ga. Glad to have her back on the scene!
On the board this weekend with my buddy Brett taking doves with his Grandpa’s 1913 Winchester 1897 pump.
The doves weren’t flying on the homestead last night, but it was great to kick off the upland season!

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  • Contact
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  • Product Review: Ranger and Worker Vests by Hurtta
  • Northern Long-eared Bats Survive White-nose Syndrome in Man-made Habitats

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