Duck Hunts page 2
Duck hunts mean mallards to many.
There is a lot to this picture beyond the green heads on the rail. The open water to the front of the blind is not covered with hundreds of decoys. Low hunter pressure requires little exceptional duck hunting techniques.
The interior of the duck blind shows the thoroughness of the natural, local grown rippy grass camouflage and sturdy blind construction.
Looking beyond shows no other duck blinds or hunters.
Watershed lake duck hunt (right) with a combination of wet and dry sets with hunters in layout boat and in coffin blinds. The unguided duck hunting advantage of hunting the hunter's way.
Duck hunters are not limited to duck hunts.
Everyone may hunt as often as they like for all the game they want. These hunters had a banner day tagging a buck and ducks on the same day. This is not as typical as a combination upland and waterfowl hunt on the same trip.
Field set hunt.
(below) Mixing Smart Weed and Japanese Millet with controlled water level management is the ideal combination to produce a successful duck season.
An early season morning pond duck shoot in Kansas from a pond that cannot be seen from the road and found by this duck hunting group of fathers and sons during spring turkey season.
While most duck hunt the managed wetlands several hunters add variety to their hunts by getting out on the multitude of ponds and watershed lakes available through out Association properties. These same water bodies are available for fishing and all part of hunt on your own approach to our private lease land.
Another segment of the Association duck hunters find plenty of opportunity for field sets both on and away from any type of water.
More from this group that does hunt both the wetlands and farm ponds as well as field sets well away from water.
