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The Croc

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[TD="class: alt1, bgcolor: #EBEEE8"]Evening all, I've opened my season nicely, (for a change
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Went on the 2nd for morning flight, shorts and tee shirt weather, even at silly o/clock in the morning.

Great to be back on the marsh. Saw about a dozen Mallard flying about 2 gunshots up, right down the middle of the river, well at least we've seen Duck, good start.
Half hour later a small skein of Canadas lifted from the bottom end of the marsh, headed out to the middle of the river and headed our way.
I gave them a few honks, and they changed direction and came towards us, a skein of about 10 Geese crossed in front of us at about 35yds, my mate went for the lead bird and I swung through on the wing bird
I was well chuffed to see it fold and drop in the river, no bend in the barrels today
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and the dog did well, got it to the bank, and was trying to get it up a 3ft drop
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Brian


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Congratulations! I had one shot at a pair of greylags last year but missed as I was calf-deep in mud, they changed trajectory to pass behind me as I mounted, and I couldn't reposition my feet, so I was trying to twist my torso through 180 degrees. And that was my lot for the season. I shall see if I can do better this year, baby permitting. And as long as someone clears up the mess on the bridge to Sheppey.
 
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