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<blockquote data-quote="JMJ Farms" data-source="post: 1555249" data-attributes="member: 24583"><p>Yep. We have a good bit of cover most of the time. The number of hunters in each group determined how many birds we put out. Usually 5-6 per covey. We would bag them up in pillowcases at daylight. Then go put out 8-10 coveys. (Spin them around 5 or 6 times and make them drunk then dump them out gently and move away very slowly. There's an art to it if you want them to stay put. Spin them too much or not enough and they will fly. Also need good cover) Go eat breakfast and then go back and hunt them. Depending on how hard the hunters wanted to hunt and also how good they could shoot on the rise we could usually pick up the majority of the singles. I enjoyed working the dogs. The people not too much sometimes. But I also met a lot of fine folks.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JMJ Farms, post: 1555249, member: 24583"] Yep. We have a good bit of cover most of the time. The number of hunters in each group determined how many birds we put out. Usually 5-6 per covey. We would bag them up in pillowcases at daylight. Then go put out 8-10 coveys. (Spin them around 5 or 6 times and make them drunk then dump them out gently and move away very slowly. There’s an art to it if you want them to stay put. Spin them too much or not enough and they will fly. Also need good cover) Go eat breakfast and then go back and hunt them. Depending on how hard the hunters wanted to hunt and also how good they could shoot on the rise we could usually pick up the majority of the singles. I enjoyed working the dogs. The people not too much sometimes. But I also met a lot of fine folks. [/QUOTE]
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