Pictures of GHG Field Corn

[Wayne Radcliffe]

http://img66.imageshack.us/img66/4076/fieldcorn7mb.pngHere are some pictures of our Field Corn dressed up.

[Wayne Radcliffe]

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[Wayne Radcliffe]

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[Jeff Kreit]

This will help out if the field has been eating out. I have a new outlook on plastic corn.

[Rusty Hallock]

Wayne,



That is an awesome dress up of the GHG Field Corn.

[GooseFlocker]

Wayne; I like that…fake corn in the husk.;)

[Scott Moates]

Wayne, that looks great, nice job with the pictures.

[Cory Johnson]

Nice Pictures!

[Paul Cupka]

Now that's what I call some bada$$ corn. Pretty work Wayne.

[Curt Wilson]

Wayne,
We need everyone to see those pictures. That looks great.

[Christian Curtis]

It looks like the roasted corn ears you get at the carnival!

[Cody Frazier]

Cool stuff Wayne. Did you just rub some dirt into it?

[Wayne Radcliffe]

I put some mud on it to dull it up.

[Curt Wilson]

Great idea, but who would have ever thought that you need to mud the corn when mud your blind.

[Mallyard]

Do you guys think that the ears of corn really work in corn field situations? I know alot of guys that use the corn as dog chew toys... IDK maybe if you had enough of them. What are your thoughts?

/\/\allyard

[Wayne Radcliffe]

My thoughts are that geese are coming to a cornfield for one reason and it's not to sleep. I don't know how true it is but I have been told that a goose can see a kernel of corn over a mile away. Most guys here on the Eastern Shore lease fields and they don't have an option to hunt on the X. If the Snows get on your lease they can clean a field out and the Canada's will move on to other areas or go to green when all the corn is cleaned up. So I guess what I'm saying is that it can't hurt unless it's illegal in your area.

[Nate Tegtmeier]

does the husk come with it or did you take that from the feild.

I think it will help its just a little bit more realism.

[Mike Bard]

I like it Wayne. Big difference between your version and just tossing out the ears as they come.

[Wayne Radcliffe]

I took it off of one my PowerHunters that I had brushed up. I talked with a local DNR Agent and he said it was legal and that he would look into a little further just to make sure. If so I'm going to try it, like I said it can't hurt.

[Eric Larsgaard]

Wayne,

I do not know what to say! WOW! I guess!

[xdasher19]

you should take some out to a park with some deks and when the geese land see if they go to eat it lol that would be sweet

[Webbedconnection]

You can tell it's the 'off' season.



duck in Michigan

[Craig Boyd]

Looks very realistic and very deadly. Good job, they look great.

[MNhardcorehunter]

Great idea! Wayne

[jimmy wren7]

Wayne, you are always looking for something to give you an edge.So am I .Thats what its all about.I guess its a waterfowlers nature. You really did it this time.Awsome corn!

[Travis Mueller]

Wayne, you have too much time on your hands.

[Eric Larsgaard]

I was thinking the same thing,

Eric

[Wayne Radcliffe]

About 5 minutes to promote a product. George, Glad to see your up from your nap.

[George Zahradka]

wayne,
great ideal and i know how hard you work and how much you love your job.i'm sure that any one that seen the post knew we were kidding around,but just in case sorry if what i said offends you in any way it was'nt posted with that intent.....so you can relax a little and don't get your feathers in a ruffle....your right i just woke up a few mins.ago.

[Ontario Gunner]

First time on this site, and I ran across this thread.. before using this product id highly advise you too check legalities of this.. take a look at this link.

feb.28, 2005 thread,, goose hunters charged for hunting over fake bait.
http://www.ocoa.ca/Pages_MNRnews/index.htm

February 28, 2005

TRIO FINED $7,500 FOR BAITING AND HUNTING GEESE

WINDSOR - Three hunters who used yellow bottles as bait to simulate cobs of corn have been fined a total of $7,500 for illegally hunting geese.

Rolland Miller, 44, of Harrow, Chadd Charron, 33, of Belle River and Stanley Laramie, 29, of Kingsville pleaded guilty to hunting within 400 metres of bait put down to attract waterfowl. Miller and Charron were each fined $3,000 and Laramie was fined $1,000. Laramie also pleaded guilty to possessing toxic lead shot and was fined $500.

Each hunter was also suspended from possessing a migratory bird hunting license for one year.

Court heard that on December 10, 2004 a Ministry of Natural Resources conservation officer found the three men hunting geese near Kingsville. They were hunting less than 250 metres from regular goose decoys, among which were 102 bottles that had been painted yellow to simulate cobs of corn.

Corn and any imitation of corn are viewed as bait under the Migratory Birds Convention Act and hunting within the 400-metre range is considered an unfair advantage for hunters.

Justice of the Peace Murphy heard the cases in the Ontario Court of Justice in Windsor on February 28, 2005.

The public is encouraged to help protect its natural resources by reporting violations to the local MNR office or anonymously to Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).

[Jim Thompson, Jr.]

From my understanding if the item is not digestable it is not considerered baiting.

[CRAWLER]

It varies state to state. In some states it's baiting even if it's fake.

[Rob Jepson]

Remind me not to order any at GameFair if it looks like that!

[Keath Wetovick]

Looks pretty real to me.