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Hunting Plans Was Beaver Dam Hunting dates

Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2008 4:43 pm
by birdawg
Silvers wrote:I am the Events Coordinator for the AHFCA and will watch this thread to check member interest at Beaver Dam or other good hunting venues for next year.

From time to time Fox members have talked about pheasant hunts in the Dakotas, waterfowling at some other neat places, grouse hunts in the northeast and the U.P., and mixed specie hunts in the Canada prairie provinces.

If anyone has a genuine interest and can lead up the charge for a hunting venue you are familiar with, please post your ideas here so others can chime in. The AHFCA will monitor and gauge interest in future Fox Association sponsored hunting events. Thank you. Frank
I just thought I would drag up this old thread and see if there was any interest in Franks comments.
Although I couldn't make the on Frank suggested I for one would be interested in a "classic " type waterfowl Location or an upland hunt with a few fox nuts.
Jess

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I checked with Mike as noted in a earlier post and there are openings for 3 or possibly 4 Duck hunters on the weekend of Jan 24 & 25th.
If anyone is interested contact me by PM or mike directly at the email address in the contact info of his site.
http://www.beaverdamducks.com

It looks like a great chance to relive a piece of waterfowl hunting history.

It should be noted that this is in no way authorized by or the responsibility of the A.H. Fox Collectors Association, myself or anyone associated with this forum.

Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2008 11:34 am
by Jim Cloninger
I was thinking we could set up an offically sponsored hunt by the Fox Collectors Association at Bever Dam for next year. Does anyone know how many hunters Mr. Boyd can take at one time? What do you think Craig? Jim

Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2008 1:07 pm
by Silvers
I am the Events Coordinator for the AHFCA and will watch this thread to check member interest at Beaver Dam or other good hunting venues for next year.

From time to time Fox members have talked about pheasant hunts in the Dakotas, waterfowling at some other neat places, grouse hunts in the northeast and the U.P., and mixed specie hunts in the Canada prairie provinces.

If anyone has a genuine interest and can lead up the charge for a hunting venue you are familiar with, please post your ideas here so others can chime in. The AHFCA will monitor and gauge interest in future Fox Association sponsored hunting events. Thank you. Frank

Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2008 1:20 pm
by DGKaas
Mike can take 3 or maybe 4 hunters per day on Beaver Dam, period. He only hunts from 1 blind per day. As I said, it really is not a spot for a general get together. Also hunting on all of Beaver Dam is morning only.

Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2008 1:50 pm
by Jim Cloninger
I don't think morning only hunting is a problem. His web site mentions field hunting also. If he could take hunters and hunt both a field and Bever Dam lake at the same time, he could probably take 8 hunters. Four hunting the lake and the field and then alternating locations the next day. Eight would be a nice group of members.

My other waterfowling interests would be:
1) A timber hunt in Arkansas for mallards
2) A marsh hunt at Delta marsh for canvasbacks
3) A northeastern US marsh hunt for blackducks
4) An eastern hunt for brant.

Jim

Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2008 6:03 pm
by mc15426378
If anyone is interested I am offering an added bonus of deer hunting. My camp is about 1 1/2 hrs from beaver dam. This would be the late primitive weapons season and you could use a muzzleloader, H & R handi rifle in 45-70, or TC encore in 35 whelen. Afternoons are best at my camp and I can lodge 3-4 guys. Nothing fancy but we do have indoor plumbing and plenty of deer.

Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2008 12:07 pm
by Jim Cloninger
Where are all the waterfowl hunting members of the AHFCA? Post up your interests in a member hunt.

Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2008 12:11 pm
by birdawg
It doesn't look like there is any interest in this at this time. Since Mike was good enough to hold these dates for a couple of days during his busy booking time I will let him know he can book the dates to other clients.

Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2009 4:53 pm
by birdawg
Silvers wrote:I am the Events Coordinator for the AHFCA and will watch this thread to check member interest at Beaver Dam or other good hunting venues for next year.

From time to time Fox members have talked about pheasant hunts in the Dakotas, waterfowling at some other neat places, grouse hunts in the northeast and the U.P., and mixed specie hunts in the Canada prairie provinces.

If anyone has a genuine interest and can lead up the charge for a hunting venue you are familiar with, please post your ideas here so others can chime in. The AHFCA will monitor and gauge interest in future Fox Association sponsored hunting events. Thank you. Frank
I just thought I would drag up this old thread and see if there was any interest in Franks comments.
Although I couldn't make the on Frank suggested I for one would be interested in a "classic " type waterfowl Location or an upland hunt with a few fox nuts.
Jess

Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2009 5:31 pm
by mc15426378
Beaver Dam is just 2 1/2 hrs north of me. Any interest in a gathering of Fox members there? I would be willing to coordinate this and can also arrange some close by deer hunting for those interested. A late January hunt will require a muzzleloader for deer. I could arrange loaner guns if you don't wish to bring yours. Where I deer hunt is as close to a guarantee for some meat as you could want. But, what you shoot, you have to clean.

Come on down guys. I need some help thinning the ducks & the deer herd.

Mike

Beaver Dam

Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2009 5:33 pm
by Jim Cloninger
I am still interested in hunting ducks at Beaver Dam. Jim

Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2009 5:41 pm
by birdawg
I know other members have "boots on the ground" knowledge I seem to remember in My discussions with Mike at Beaver Dam last year Late November - early December is a better time frame than later.
Depending on the dates we could get I would tentatively be in.

It could make a great photo essay and story for the newsletter and others.
Jess

Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2009 6:20 pm
by Jim Cloninger
Don Kaas is the expert on Bever Dam as he hunts there every year. He would know the best time to be there if you disregard the influence that the weather makes. Late December would be my preference. Jim

Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 2:24 pm
by Stan Hillis
I would be interested in the hunt at Beaver Dam. My HE has hunted ducks on the Cache River close by Trapper's Island, an old haunt of Nash's. I consulted it just now and it allowed as how it would very much like to nail down a limit at Beaver Dam someday.

Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 3:37 pm
by Jim Cloninger
Jess, it looks like we have 4 people interested in a hunt at Beaver Dam. Lets go for it. Can you communicate with Mr. Boyd for available time slots and the cost per hunter? Jim