Why the ducks didn't reach Louisiana.

[bgizzle]

Originally Posted by bmac

"Statewide, it was below average," biologist Larry Reynolds said. "In Southeast Louisiana, it was well below average, and I think it was probably about average in Southwest Louisiana."

My thoughts as well. In our area ppl started crawfish ing or setting up for crawfish earlier


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[AubreyLaHaye458]

Originally Posted by bgizzle

My thoughts as well. In our area ppl started crawfish ing or setting up for crawfish earlier


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And a lot of good that did. lol At this rate they won't catch crawfish till mid February.




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[bgizzle]

Originally Posted by AubreyLaHaye458

And a lot of good that did. lol At this rate they won't catch crawfish till mid February.




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Exactly! Traps had nothing in them for a month leading up to end of season. But it puts water up to the head of second crop so ducks can demolish it and never worry about us killing them


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[jopete]

Yall just need to do what i have done for the last few years. hunt the first split and smash the ducks, then deer hunt the second split except for the cold fronts. works like a charm.

a couple years of 30 and 3 would do wonders for the ducks. it will never happen though, too much money involved.