finding paragraph #3

After finding an area with a good concentration of birds the next step is to find the roost. The location of the roost is the most important factor in successful traffic hunting. You need to know what direction the birds are going so you can locate a field in the flight path. When looking for a field I either try to be near the roost or near the field they are feeding in. When birds get shot at or become separated from the flock they naturally head back to the roost and decoys set in a nearby field will often bring these birds in. In other situations it may be better to set up in field a mile closer to the roost then the field the birds are feeding in. If I think our group can put out a bigger spread and out call the group that is on the X, this is the situation I will choose. If no one is hunting the birds then I try to hunt closer to the roost. Competing with live birds in a nearby field is really difficult so I try to avoid it when possible. Setting up between two roosts is also a possibility, as birds will often trade back and forth between the two areas.

This talks about how they found a vey good hunting spot.

http://www.nodakoutdoors.com/canada-goose-hunting.php

finding paragraph #2

To fulfill my post-season yearning for cupped-winged fowl, I grab my camera and head out in an attempt to grab that one shot, the photo you'll never tire of looking at. I approach my photo shoots with the same drive and enthusiasm as if chasing my quarry with a gun.

This talks about  how this man loves to gesse hunting.


http://www.averyoutdoors.com/

Quote, paraphrase, and citation #4

In sharp contrast to what squirrel hunters normally find after Christmas Day, the early season sees most trees still wearing full leaf. As well, the majority of the forest floor flora is also relatively lush. A squirrel that detects the presence of a hunter doesn't have far to run to find a leafy tree, and he's going to be scooting through a lot of understory growth while he dashes to it.

This tells how hunters like to hunt in the early in the season. One reason that they do this is because the trees are still have some leaves on them.


http://www.gameandfishmag.com/hunting/rabbits-hares-squirrels-hunting/gf_aa106603a/

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http://www.ducks.org/news-media/news-media/photogallery/yellow-lab/details/25679

 

Quote, paraphrase, and citation #3

Coon hunting is one of the most popular sports in America today, it is quickly becoming more and more popular seemingly everyday. Very simply, hunting for Coons is great for both beginners and avid hunters, as raccoon can be a great way to practice your hunting skills for the larger game.

 

This explain how popular coon hunting is in America today. But what it dont say is that it can be dangerous. You have to be carful doing this because most of the time you got about five people with you and they all have gun and you dont wont to get shot.


Read more: http://www.articlesbase.com/sports-and-fitness-articles/coon-huntingtips-to-help-you-get-started-with-this-awesome-sport-261668.html#ixzz1E9fx2dFG
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photo,caption, and ciatation #3

This is a treeing walker. What that is is a coon dog that his treed a coon. When they tree they starbarking so loud.

http://www.coondawgs.com/

Quote, paraphrase, and citation #2

Place a new diaphragm call halfway between your front teeth and the back of your mouth. If it feels too big and flat, bend the aluminum frame slightly downward. The call should feel more comfortable against your palate. Better yet, you’ll have a better air seal, which will sweeten the sounds of your clucks and yelps.

This tip or quote explains how you are supposed to call a turkey when they come off the roost. When you do this alot of times they will do what i call the mean run. what that is they are in a half run, like a trot.


                                                              http://www.turkeyhunting.com/