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A
flock of quail. |
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A series of sounds
used when geese approach the decoys. |
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A
call made by turkeys who have sensed danger. |
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The basic call of the wild turkey. |
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To make a turkey
gobble with a turkey call, or locator, while run and gun hunting.
(Also a common baseball term). |
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The dreaded "enemy"
of good consistent accuracy when shooting a gun. |
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The most popular type of goose call developed in the
1950's. |
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An inexperienced
guest on a ride or a hunt. (A somewhat derogatory term starting
with D.) |
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Frightening a flock of turkeys in all directions. |
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A flocked head goose
decoy with an upright head. as if watching for danger. (Think
guard). |
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Sage grouse are big birds that flush like
b-52 _ _ _ _ _ _ _. |
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Lesser
scaup. |
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Short form for several Hungarian partridge. |
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Small, harmless,
worm-like parasites often found beneath the skin of rabbits. They
are the larvae stage of the Botfly. |
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A
two-dimensional decoy. |
10. |
Marks left by
turkeys' feet when searching for food. |
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Another name for ruffed grouse, based on the bird's
habit of beating the air with its wings in the spring to attract
females. |
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A
common name for Canada geese. |
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Woodford aspens, a common home for birds. |
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A
colourful name for a mallard drake. |
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A
pintail. |
18. |
The classic pheasant
flush, which is nearly vertical. |
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A colloquial name for
a White-fronted goose in North America. |
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A soft trilling call
of contentment, usually mixed with clucks. |
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A simplistic name
used for the ruffed grouse. |
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When birds sit still
to hide. (H _ _ _) |
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| Let A = the DR of all the A's, B the E's, C the
I's, D the O's and E the U's of all the words. |
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| The Cache is located at: N45
(A-3)(B-4).(C-6)(D-1)(E+6) W075
(A-1)(B-4).(C-2)(D-7)(E+6) |
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