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Originally Posted by birdbeast
tikka 250, I know about Ongaro's by watching his TV show on Wild TV channel. Every once in a while they film in the processing shed and you see what they do in there. Also, common sense, he has one person named Barb cleaning the birds. When the snows are in there will be two(2) parties of hunters going out and between snows, ducks and dark geese they will shoot 200+ birds per party. How do you think one person processes 400+ birds/ day for a 2 1/2 day booked hunt?
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Yes I heard about the American hunters complaining,if they didnt get 100 birds a day--wow.Because I am from another era,and an ex market hunter.I have shot 150 seabirds in a day.And can never remember thowing away any part,this took many hours,and was hard "work".The hearts and livers,put aside.Yes we did it for money,not realizeing there was an end to it.Todays hunters do it for "sport"not wanting the inconvience,of legs etc.