I opened this thread thinking "guess I'll see a lot of beers in Utah pictures....". First posts did not disappoint.

Taco and monster to get this hunt started!! 37 degrees and wet.

Breakfast tacos in Utah? T&P for your guts.

So far, it's pretty standard giddingsag fare: pictures of the outdoors (no animals), feet, and beer. Pictures of his meals are a new twist, though not sure how welcome.

CharlieBrown17 said:

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White monster for life

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RCR06 said:

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Almost noon local time and no update. This isn't a good sign for a great hunt.

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Would you expect anything less?

He probably got out to the spot and realized he didn't have any beers to take pictures of, so they had to drive back to town

giddings_ag_06 said:

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It's been a little slow...

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Understatement of the year.

Poor giddings. Not only did he travel all the to Utah (or Idaho) and is having a slow hunt, he has to dread coming back to update this damn thread.

Give the guy credit, he puts his boys on the table every day. When he finally runs into an animal, it's gonna be epic.

giddings_ag_06 said:

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It's been a little slow...

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Remind me to never hunt anywhere near you.

I take it no ducks were harmed in the making of this post.

How in the world did giddings get married? Must have been arranged.

willie wonka said:

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Give the guy credit, he puts his boys on the table every day. When he finally runs into an animal, it's gonna be epic.

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He's a good sport about it too.

Cold and wet on the Snake this morning, but I saw more ducks and geese today than I have in my entire life combined. It was absolutely insane. HOWEVER, those stupid birds were on direct, high flying lines to the reservoir a half mile away that we couldn't get to. Here's some pics

Giddings, I have to give it to you. You're a good sport and damn if you're not consistent. Most people on here post after a successful hunt. You post seemingly everytime you are out. Probably if everyone on here did the same as you and posted everytime they went out we'd have a lot more stories like yours. I do appreciate the entertainment and your willingness to throw caution to the wind, posting anything and everything.

So after going through a box of shells sky blasting and desperately trying to hit a bird for 7 hours or whatever it was, we finally had one work in to our spread perfectly. This is on our second spread set up too. We moved around noon to a better spot. So the mallard starts working in perfectly and we both got ready. Just being clear, yes, it was only one duck. Then BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM. She (yes, a hen) went down and started swimming off. We caught her then noticed something interesting. It was blind in one eye. Completely glossed over. Our one duck was a half blind female. I actually felt bad. You can't make this stuff up.