Future of Hunting

[Nickt87]

Originally Posted by cgoods17

I was reading the post earlier about guys losing there leases at the last minute and a few other replies. Got me thinking.

What are your thoughts on the future of waterfowl hunting in Southwest La? Pretty much over with.

What has Duck Dynasty done for the sport? What has the prices of leases done for the sport? What can be done for better hunting in public areas? What can be done for better management practices? What has crawfishing done to hunting? What has big money done?


How can we better the sport of waterfowling in Sportsmans Paradise?

Cane for Rice in the fields and all decent marshes are leased to bigger and bigger money by the day, literally. Start saving the $1-15k on a lease/blind and using 1/3 of that to go on some really nice quality hunts abroad. Have the opportunity to see 150 mallards pile in over the treetops, 1 million snow geese sitting on a pond, and millions of geese flying overhead all day and hundreds tornadoing in on you while lay in a layout on top of a massive hill in the middle of a cornfield. Fighting 35 boats at a launch at 4 am, paying $5000 for a garhole, or waiting for 5 years for a single spot on a decent lease is way overrated.