Does anyone hunt ring neck dove? (Eurasian Collared Dove)

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  1. cawwwrin

    cawwwrin Weekend Warrior

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    I live in so cal and there's no limit, year round for ring necks. Anyone have experience hunting them? I see them EVERYWHERE. I've got a few in my backyard with an air rifle, but they seem to get scared away REALLY easy compared to a mourning dove. My dad just gave me his old hunting shotgun (Remington 11-48) so I really want to find an area where I can legally hunt them. I love dove meat!
     
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    Don't worry. A few people out west shoot morning doves year round as well. fuhgeddaboutit
     
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    Yeah they do, I just don't want to hunt mournings out of season.
     
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    Just don't post it on the internet if you change your mind. Fletch is always watching.
     
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    I used to pop 'em as a kid when I didn't know any better to be honest but now I'm strongly against poaching.

    That's why I'm curious if anyone hunts ring necks often, because it's legal in CA.
     
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    SSWWWWWAAAAAACCCCCCCKKKKKKKKK!!!!!!!!!

    Dove goes well with pineapple.
     
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    I'm truly sorry for hijacking your thread cawwwrin but this never gets old. Ever.

    Now back to your regularly scheduled program.
     
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    its all good, pretty funny posts haha
     
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    I have about ten in my backyard right now. I should probably start picking them off again. They eat the chicken feed.
     
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    Do you eat them?
     
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    You probably haven't been around long enough to get it, but there's an inside joke here for everyone that's been around for a while. Don't take it personal, but we love to talk about ssssshhhwwaaaccccking some doves.
     
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    I have. They're just like big mourning doves. Sometimes I let the dog eat them. I shoot a lot of house sparrows too but the dog won't eat those. The pig ate a few sparrows that fell in its pen. Had a chicken that kept going into the pig's pen. Eventually the pig ate it too. Lol
     
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    Just when I thought your avatars could not get any worse they do. :lol:
     
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    I eat em and they taste just like mournings IMO. Just way bigger breasts!
     
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    Imperial Valley is where you are looking for. You will find them around tree lines and feed lots. Unlimited supply out there.
     
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    And who doesn't like big breasts?
     

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