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Attn: Waterfowl fanatics!

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It is dry! I’ve struck out scouting for teal! I’m gonna try a spot that I know has water. If that’s a bust, then I’m waiting for big ducks to open.
 
BoomerUSAF said:
It is dry! I’ve struck out scouting for teal! I’m gonna try a spot that I know has water. If that’s a bust, then I’m waiting for big ducks to open.
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Even where there is water, I'm not finding many teal. Strangely, there are lots of big ducks though.
 
I need to figure out a Jerk Rig and make a easily Portable A Frame.
 
Boomer, don't be like me and set up like I did yesterday. The sun in my face made it impossible to tell what kind of ducks I was looking at or even see ducks at all...

ps. Interesting cart you have there. decoy hauler?
 

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BrentD said:
Boomer, don't be like me and set up like I did yesterday. The sun in my face made it impossible to tell what kind of ducks I was looking at or even see ducks at all...

ps. Interesting cart you have there. decoy hauler?
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It’s technically a deer cart but I use it universally. I had the sun in my face and almost dropped a wood duck. Thankfully, I saw the white belly last second and held off. The teal were laughing like hyenas and zipping by. It was great to be in the marsh again.
 
WestKyHunt said:
Trying my own diy A-frame this year. Bought some 8' long coated garden stakes and plastic chicken fence painted camo.
Just debating if I want to attach grass mats or use natural cover only
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My biggest issue - Waterfowl Season in Alaska Interior is very short - we open on Sept 1 (same as Moose) and then normally 99% o the birds are gone in 4-6 weeks. Moose and Waterfowl are basically both the month of September.
What I think I'll start doing is hunting the first 10-14 days of September hard - but my local Game Management Unit Moose ends the 15th. So I've got to find a good balance on that - we are a family of 7 so I need quantities of meat in the freezer for winter.

I need to get an easily mobile set - maybe just use the burlap I've got and make a frame and attach some loops to the burlap so we can all hide in their good. I think have some permanent grass matts and then with some spots to tie in handfulls of natural cover.
 
ThunderNocked said:
My biggest issue - Waterfowl Season in Alaska Interior is very short - we open on Sept 1 (same as Moose) and then normally 99% o the birds are gone in 4-6 weeks. Moose and Waterfowl are basically both the month of September.
What I think I'll start doing is hunting the first 10-14 days of September hard - but my local Game Management Unit Moose ends the 15th. So I've got to find a good balance on that - we are a family of 7 so I need quantities of meat in the freezer for winter.

I need to get an easily mobile set - maybe just use the burlap I've got and make a frame and attach some loops to the burlap so we can all hide in their good. I think have some permanent grass matts and then with some spots to tie in handfulls of natural cover.
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My setup is light and relatively portable. It rolls up and I throw a bungee around it to keep it together.
It's definitely a little bulky but rides in my sled good
 
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