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When it comes to goose hunting, there are two main ways that people try to bag these elusive birds. The first being on the water where they are known to rest, roost, and drink. The other key area being in the field, or solid ground where geese are want to eat and rest. Hunters for years have utilized both of them to bag geese. The thing is that there are quite different approaches and stipulations that require looking at both areas with a different set of eyes. Use the below thoughts and conditions to ensure that you see more success out and about this hunting season.

The first obvious difference is that you will require different decoys to hunt both situations. In the water we need something that will float and appear as a goose that is chilling out on the water. The floating goose decoys manufactured today are all great options. While these decoys could be used in the field they appear unnatural for the way that they mimic a goose. 

The inexpensive reloading machines are designed to reload only one gauge of shell. If you want to reload a 12 gauge and a 20 gauge shell, then you must buy a 12 gauge and a 20 gauge press. The more expensive machines have dies which are made for the various gauges. If you do a lot of shot shell reloading using different gauge shells, then you might find it easier to just buy an inexpensive separate press for each gauge depending upon how much reloading you plan to do instead of changing the dies repeatedly.

4. Buy a duck call.  Go to a sporting goods store and ask to try out various duck calls.  Each person is different and by trying them out you will find the one that is best suited for you.  Remember to practice with your duck call.  Check online for duck calling videos.

5. Scout where you are going to hunt.  The easiest way to get your limit of ducks is to be where the ducks want to be.  Look for places where ducks are already landing and notice how they are sitting on the water.  Set up there when you are ready to hunt and try to make your decoy spread look like the natural ducks you saw.

As can be seen the difference between goose hunting in the field and on the water are subtle, yet important. Use the above tips and tactics to ensure that you are successful out in the goose blind the next time you are out goose hunting

Resource Author Francisco Rodriguez H.
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Filed under: Rifles and Shotguns on October 24th, 2009