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Here is a picture from earlier in Michigan's season...when we actually had some snow.  This is the 4th year in a row that I shot a piebald from this same blind location. 

Dont start asking me about genetics of birds around here, lets just give Lady Luck the credit on this.

This one worked in nice and tight, I could see the white in the wings before I shot.

 

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BH

 

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With odds like that I am taking you to Las Vegas Jason! That is a nice piebald.

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Im hoping I see a piebald down here some time. I thought I had one last week but it wasnt. Im not sure why I saw some white on the bird.

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Lefty2Barrels wrote:

Im hoping I see a piebald down here some time. I thought I had one last week but it wasnt. Im not sure why I saw some white on the bird.


 Poop? From being the lowest bird in the roost?

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Old Artilleryman wrote:
Lefty2Barrels wrote:

Im hoping I see a piebald down here some time. I thought I had one last week but it wasnt. Im not sure why I saw some white on the bird.


 Poop? From being the lowest bird in the roost?

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 Hahaha, I guess I step into that one. No, I know it wasnt poop. The white I thought I saw was under the wings as it was flying in.

 



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Reminds me of Canada geese from the Quill Lake area!

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BH,

Well done, it is nice when "Lady Luck" smiles on you. Congrats


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Hi Jason,

That is really an interesting record!  Way to go!!

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Something about genetics perhaps?

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Ted!

 

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Big Honkers wrote:

Ted!

 

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Guess I should start reading instead of looking at pictures...no

 

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lol, brother it was perfect.

BH

PS - I'm already looking forward to spring Manitoba crow reports.

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Big Honker, still cold here and snow but lots of pairs moving north. Crows are tough and unseasonal below zero weather only slows them down a bit. Can hardly wait to bounce a few crow as I have not fired a shotgun since last November...

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I've seen piebalds every year for two straight and no two alike! One was spotted and brown; the other had a primary white stripe almost half the wing underneath next to the left arm pit..sorry no trophies! But incredibly beautiful birds!

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