DIY Canada duck hunting fall '17

[Paulox86]

When we went in 2010, while we hunted in the morning the outfitter had two spotters driving around looking for afternoon birds and getting permission from landowner to hunt that afternoon. While we hunted in the afternoon the outfitter has the same two guys driving around scouting for the next morning. One day the outfitter went and parked his truck in the field we were going to hunt that afternoon so no one would come in and set up where he had permission to hunt. That's the work that is done to insure successful hunts. If you don't plan on making afternoon hunts, then its possible. Trying to hunt both am and pm, there is just not enough time to scout and set up and hunt.

[Cmk07c]

Originally Posted by Paulox86

When we went in 2010, while we hunted in the morning the outfitter had two spotters driving around looking for afternoon birds and getting permission from landowner to hunt that afternoon. While we hunted in the afternoon the outfitter has the same two guys driving around scouting for the next morning. One day the outfitter went and parked his truck in the field we were going to hunt that afternoon so no one would come in and set up where he had permission to hunt. That's the work that is done to insure successful hunts. If you don't plan on making afternoon hunts, then its possible. Trying to hunt both am and pm, there is just not enough time to scout and set up and hunt.

X2, the amount of scouting that went into our hunts was unreal. I went back in 2012. Literally there was someone scouting at all times. With billions of amazing habitat and feed you really have to follow the flocks. Nothing like here where you got a good hole and you're set. Those birds are constantly bouncing around from field to field. Doing it yourself would be fun, but your sucess may suffer.

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