I hunted this year without any calls and had marginal success I know there is a learning curve to hunting, calling and everything else but my question is what is a good puddle duck and goose call that is good for beginners and will not. So i'm fairly sure i'm going to go ahead and get into a club next season Does anyone know of any websites and/or lists of clubs in st charles county I've found a dozen or so scouting around the internet but there doesn't seem to be a comprehensive list of clubs and/or options I've taken so much from this forum i thought it was time to finally contribute
First and foremost, this is a step by step thread on how to give old decoys new life, but even more importantly than that, how to have more successful duck hunts I've used these decoys i've hand painted for a couple. In this post i will show you step by step how to treat, wrap, and how to pull a scab off the bottom of your duck’s foot To start off, i am going to give a little information on bumble foot Bumble foot is a staff infection in the bottom of a duck’s foot. Where can you get acrylic rods for making duck calls
I am interested in starting to make duck calls Hey guys been hunting waterfowl for a couple years now, i’m still sum what a young kid and i don’t wanna break the bank on waders, what’s a good set of waders that are worth the money but aren’t to expensive A prolapsed phallus is described as a condition in which a male duck's phallus (penis) remains outside of the body and is unable to retract back inside the body The longer the phallus remains outside of the duck's body, the greater the risk of secondary bacterial contamination and damage to this important body part. Has anyone out there ever successfully reflocked duck decoys I’ve looked at some of the materials advertised for this but am skeptical as to the results
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