Since I have another two weeks for crow to open I am going to give late dove season a go this weekend. I have never attempted it though. Anyone have any words of advise on how to approach it this time of year? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Hmmm. It's pretty tough around here. What few birds are hanging around are grouped up. They all come in together unlike September. Its usually a two shot hunt.
Funny timing on this thread as I was thinking the same thing after seeing 30 plus doves on a power line going through a corn field next to my house.
Killed many late season limits on cut corn and beans. I almost prefer the late season to the September opener. Gives me something to do when there are no ducks Sent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk
Lol I don't think I have ever heard such a broad spectrum of answers for a question before. I have heard :don't bother, hunt them the same, walk across feed sites to flush them out, only hunt along power lines and others. It seems like there is no solid way to approach it. We have taken dove this time of year but we were hunting other things and they just happen to present themselves. We will see this weekend how it goes I guess. Thanks for the help. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
I have never hunted late season, but with the warm weather and no ducks I'm thinking of giving it a try. I'm going to scout and find a corn field they are feeding on and them set up for them. I'm thinking the mojo dove should work great.
