Be sure to pace yourself, don't want to work up a sweat, or sprain anything
Nick87
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I've jump shot a few small sloughs and would never knock anyone for it, but nothing compares to ducks working the decoys. First time I tried it was like a drug, been hooked ever since.Be sure to pace yourself, don't want to work up a sweat, or sprain anything
JShane
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On the back end of the hunt I've got a new to me wine fridge im gonna use to dry age my ducks before plucking them. Im looking forward to dialing that thing in so I've got a 12 duck fridge to turn those ducks into culinary magic.
Nick87
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You have my attention.
Gellar
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I’d be down.I'll trade you a pretty damn good duck shoot for any kind of driftless area hunting or fishing excursion.
BrentD
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You are a smart guy, Gellar. That was an offer too good to refuse.
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Be sure to pace yourself, don't want to work up a sweat, or sprain anything
The moose tear those ponds up pretty bad. Good chance I twist an ankle.
Nick87
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If you need waders hiking in those is punishment in itself.
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I’m going big with the ultimate!
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I can offer driftless from the MN side!I'll trade you a pretty damn good duck shoot for any kind of driftless area hunting or fishing excursion.
Gellar
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No deal. J/k we can figure something out.
WestKyHunt
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Ditching all electronic decoys this year, which I have been slowly doing anyways.
Making a portable panel blind that can be ran as a wall, half circle for 2 guys, full circle for 1 or add another panel to make an a-frame. I've had 85% of the materials for 2 years but have been lazy.
Really need some raffia for my boat blind
Not wasting so much money hunting locally to go on a trip or two out of state
Making a portable panel blind that can be ran as a wall, half circle for 2 guys, full circle for 1 or add another panel to make an a-frame. I've had 85% of the materials for 2 years but have been lazy.
Really need some raffia for my boat blind
Not wasting so much money hunting locally to go on a trip or two out of state
Nick87
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Whoa
Gellar
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That’s kind of what I thought after I pressed send.
Nick87
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Spat out my beam and coke.
WestKyHunt
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Breathables are by far the way to go for walking any distance. Still not fun but better than neoprene
Nick87
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Anyone want to recommend the best pair? Every pair of neoprene I've tried have lasted less than one season and they leak.
WestKyHunt
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Breathable?
I have a pair of Frogg Togg Chesapeake. I somehow managed a triangle tear but some flex tape fixed that in the field (worked so good, it will not come off to fix with a actual patch)
Rogers breathable waders are Frogg Toggs labeled as Rogers and much cheaper. That will be my next pair
Nick87
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I dont care breathable or not just as long as they stop leaking I hunt a lot of deep mud and it seems walking in that pulls the seems apart.
