Originally Posted by bgizzle (Post 648518)

I could catch trout on top all day but it doesn't hold a candle to 20 pins locked up working 5x then committing feet down!!!


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Originally Posted by Bdub (Post 648520)

Watching birds come in, and then actually calling them in and have em locked up is something hard to explain without experiencing it...freakin awesome feeling.

Originally Posted by Bdub (Post 648520)

Watching birds come in, and then actually calling them in and have em locked up is something hard to explain without experiencing it...freakin awesome feeling.

Originally Posted by homerun (Post 648496)

The real question seems to be:
Do you have to be a good hunter to kill a limit of ducks?
Or could any office hunter kill a limit in a good blind?

Originally Posted by Superspook (Post 648531)

The number one factor in killing ducks is being where they want to be(good blind not $1500 blind) without that you have nothing no matter what kind of hunter or caller you are. Once you are there you absolutly have to be hid with a good spread. Then just shoot them and look like a hero. Calling helps but its somewhere like #8 on the list.

Originally Posted by MarshRat89 (Post 648526)

I like the fast action of ducks. But watching a flock of ten specks cupped up flipping and cutting air is something else. When they flip on their side and drop about 20ft straight down thats what gets my blood pumping.

Originally Posted by bgizzle (Post 648522)

Tell that to Nate !!!!


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Originally Posted by Gottogo49 (Post 648575)

That's funny, I have been texting brother Nate about duck hunting too.
Do you really want to get your buddy hooked on a new passion that will consume all his time and money. There's no catch and release in hunting. My hunting buddy often asks why I don't shoot every duck that comes in range like he does. Sometimes I just like to watch them fly and circle, then only when they commit do I shoot them.

Originally Posted by BassYakR (Post 648581)

Bdub it hard for me to take time out of fishing. Ive only been saltwater fishing for two years so i try and put 110 Percent of my time into it learning every single thing i can from ever person i can. I really dont think i could fit another hobby in bc of the love i have for trout fishing. Guys i dont doubt that its fun and an awesome rush but for me i just dont think it can compare to the pursuit of that big trout!

Originally Posted by cgoods17 (Post 648571)

I believe calling is a huge part of it...

Look at all the yoo-hoo's in thornwell.. just because they have a goose blind, they go get a dozen flocked decoys and a RCC call, they think they will kill them... NOT TRUE..

you have to know what to do, how to do it, and when to do it..

My buddy has a blind there that is surrounded by 5 blinds within a half mile from all directions, and they havent killed near the birds that we have killed.. and one of those 5 blinds killed 250+ birds out of it last year and some idiot drove his fourwheeler down the blind levee knocking all the grass down and making his blind stick out like a sore thumb..

people just dont have a clue