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Don Dolph
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Posted - 11/29/2007 :  15:40:17  Show Profile Send Don Dolph a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Snow Goose Hunt
Mound City,MO 64470

Guides website

Shortcut to: http://www.firstflightfinishers.com/SPRING%20SNOW%20GOOSE%20HUNTS.html


3 day hunt 2/29/08, 3/1/08, 3/2/08- Friday,Saturday,Sunday

$150 per man per day ( plus tip?)

Figure $30-$60 a night for hotels

Deposit per man is $100 to lock in your spot- nonrefundable unless we get someone to take your spot

We need to lock this in ASAP some hotels are already entirely booked.

We can have up to 14 guys but I need your deposit ASAP to lock in your spot on the hunt and at the hotel.

Send it to:
Don Dolph
44060 Durson St.
Novi, MI. 48375-1626
ddolph@twmi.rr.com
313-204-5401





"Never test the depth of the water with both feet!"

Plore
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Posted - 11/30/2007 :  10:59:06  Show Profile Send Plore a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Question about the hunt Don. What would a person do with all these Geese. Can you process them and eat em?

Paul Lorenc
734-558-3554 (cell)
Property Manager SE Mich
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Don Dolph
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Posted - 11/30/2007 :  11:10:00  Show Profile Send Don Dolph a Private Message  Reply with Quote
They have cleaning stations setup at the hotel or you can pay $2-$3 dollars to have them cleaned. Then you can take them home and eat them or you can donate them to the food bank in town.

"Never test the depth of the water with both feet!"
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Don Dolph
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Posted - 12/15/2007 :  21:00:49  Show Profile Send Don Dolph a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Hunt is Full

"Never test the depth of the water with both feet!"
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