I'm pretty new to duck hunting and I'm still trying to figure it all out. I went out this morning, and there was hardly a bird in the sky all morning. Is this more a result of it being late January or is it likely because the wind was howling at 35+mph? Thanks for the help.
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Where'd the ducks go?
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Sitting on a lifeguard tower on a pond on the Cape this past Sunday, I saw more ducks in one place than I've ever seen in my life. Used my binoculars to confirm they were mostly mallards. Sadly I could not take the time to hunt yesterday (last day) due to being so busy at work.
Sort of relieved the best game seasons are over now though. I'm still hurting from jumping a river and tweaking something in my lower back on the first day of shotgun deer. [sad2] Now I can concentrate on my project car. Hell I may even skip turkey season altogether. Elusive bastards.
Sort of relieved the best game seasons are over now though. I'm still hurting from jumping a river and tweaking something in my lower back on the first day of shotgun deer. [sad2] Now I can concentrate on my project car. Hell I may even skip turkey season altogether. Elusive bastards.
for future reference this time of year if its been very cold and most ponds and such are locked up a good stradgey is to find some open creeks in the woods and walk them to " jump ducks" one of my favorite hunts and i often find a lot of wood ducks that actually taste good!
Check Anaheim, California...
I heard they're back
