Hammered them

[tpr1921]

Never saw that before. Congratulations.

[Silver Belly62]

Nice job  

[BIG PAT]

Jerky and sausage

[Cousin Brown]

Thats awesome!!!  Congrats!!!!

[Rusty]

That's a lot of honkers.  

[Gunsmoke]

Holy smokes!

[SPEARFISH]

Great day.  Congrats

[archer36]

Hope you were shooting cheap steel shot. 

[Sharpdogs]

Nice shooting!

[BIG PAT]

Nope. Old lead we had laying around. LOL

[archer36]

11 hours ago, BIG PAT said:

Nope. Old lead we had laying around. LOL

I didn't know lead was legal?

In New Jersey, no person may take ducks, geese, brant, coots, rails, snipe or moorhens while possessing shot other than approved non-toxic shot which includes: steel, tungsten-iron, tungsten-polymer, tungsten-matrix, tungsten-nickel-iron, tungsten-iron-nickel-tin, tungsten-bronze, tungsten-iron-polymer, bismuth-tin, copper-clad iron, tungsten-ironcopper-nickel, tungsten-tin-iron, corrosioninhibited copper shot, and tungsten-tinbismuth shot types. Shot size may not  exceed Size T (0.200 inch) for waterfowl. See www.fws.gov/birds/bird-enthusiasts/hunting/ nontoxic.php for more information. For crows and woodcock, shot size may not exceed Size #4 and although lead shot is permitted, hunters are encouraged to use non-toxic shot.
 

Edited September 4, 2019 by archer36

[hemlock]

Holy crap!  That's Awesome!

[BIG PAT]

I was joking about the lead. All stell shot was used in the killing of those birds.