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<blockquote data-quote="criticalbass" data-source="post: 788505" data-attributes="member: 711"><p>I won't be there. Hunt, clean birds, drive to the house, then drink. Your mileage may vary, but I won't be in the car. </p><p></p><p>Last stats I saw was eight rounds per bird as a national average. Don't know the source of the stats, but more than a box per bird is worse than I have ever seen, and I have taken some really bad shots on their first dove hunt.</p><p></p><p>Lawton is not a bad drive at all, and there is usually some good hunting in that area, particularly if you have cropland to hunt over. Afternoon is usually best if the sky stays blue. Clouds are the kiss of death. Expect an hour of furious action near sundown if it is clear and hot. Water is a plus, and safety glasses are a must. You are likely to get sprinkled, and can easily receive direct fire in a large group of new hunters. Plan for safety and follow the plan.</p><p></p><p>I will be on private property with an old hunting buddy. I think I get more excited over dove than over deer, turkey or hogs. Absolutely love it. Since bird flu I have quit eating hearts raw, though grossing out my younger buddies is almost worth the risk. Now I sautee the hearts in butter on the grill in a little foil cup. CB</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="criticalbass, post: 788505, member: 711"] I won't be there. Hunt, clean birds, drive to the house, then drink. Your mileage may vary, but I won't be in the car. Last stats I saw was eight rounds per bird as a national average. Don't know the source of the stats, but more than a box per bird is worse than I have ever seen, and I have taken some really bad shots on their first dove hunt. Lawton is not a bad drive at all, and there is usually some good hunting in that area, particularly if you have cropland to hunt over. Afternoon is usually best if the sky stays blue. Clouds are the kiss of death. Expect an hour of furious action near sundown if it is clear and hot. Water is a plus, and safety glasses are a must. You are likely to get sprinkled, and can easily receive direct fire in a large group of new hunters. Plan for safety and follow the plan. I will be on private property with an old hunting buddy. I think I get more excited over dove than over deer, turkey or hogs. Absolutely love it. Since bird flu I have quit eating hearts raw, though grossing out my younger buddies is almost worth the risk. Now I sautee the hearts in butter on the grill in a little foil cup. CB [/QUOTE]
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