Whack'em and stack'em

[Pot Hole]

The Smackdown waterfowling crew opened the 2007 waterfowl season with a bang this past Saturday as we laid the hammer on 20 resident canadians in a local corn field. We lacked 4 birds having a limit, but you can't be to disappointed in such a strong start to the season. Heck, we were done by 8:00 and headed to the restaurant to get breakfast

I might add that we added limits of doves to our groups bag later that afternoon.

[Juday]

Very nice! Early season just opened up here in Indiana and I'm trying to find time to go out...work always getting in the way...The problem is, as I'm sure around most of the country, is that the geese are not leaving the residential neighborhoods and golf courses to feed. Anyways, congrats on getting the limits, we're lucky to even get ours here...

[BLKingTitan]

AWESOME!!! Looks like you guys had a ball! I am headed for Canada this Saturday, and I can't wait. We did the dove opener on the 1st, and it was awesome. Birds everywhere! All kinds of fun this year. I drew a swan tag, and the general season opens the 6th of October. Can't wait!!! Keep the pics coming. Love to see them!

[Mountain_Range_Rider]

Originally Posted by BLKingTitan

AWESOME!!! Looks like you guys had a ball! I am headed for Canada this Saturday, and I can't wait. We did the dove opener on the 1st, and it was awesome. Birds everywhere! All kinds of fun this year. I drew a swan tag, and the general season opens the 6th of October. Can't wait!!! Keep the pics coming. Love to see them!

If you are going to some place like the Salt Creek Public Shooting Grounds on the north end of the Lake to fill your swan tag you must have given some though about how to use tire chains on your Titan without ripping off the mud flaps and beating up the lower inside edges of your truck's wheel wells. If you've figure out how to use tire chains on your Titan without inflicting damage to the truck's body please share the solution to the problem.

So far as I can determine at present the people who designed the curvature of the Titan's wheel wells never go hunting in inclement weather when the birds are low and on the move. Others might say that when they designed the wheel wells they were suffering form anal cranial inversion. Personally, I just think they are folks who haven't ever left the highways after a couple of weeks of rain and snow when you really need a truck that can perform in tough conditions an not just just a truck that looks cool when it leaves the car wash.

Please share if you've figured out to overcome the wheel well's design flaw.

[Machado7]

What a great opening hunt. Id love to get in on some Canadians. Here is a pic from Eagle Lake area in TX (12/06).