NR Minnesota Waterfowl

[NR_Hunter]

Alright, chief. Though* let’s see a reference for tho.

I type like a teenage girl sometimes ok

 

[OntarioHunter]

I type like a teenage girl sometimes ok

Come on, man! It's not okay. Act your age and gender. Like dont u no a thing.

 

[2ski]

Looked to be lots of great habitat along the Mississippi south of Red Wing. Lots of flooded timber.

 

[Arrogant1]

My buddy and I are rolling around the idea of traveling out of state to hunt waterfowl this year as Kentucky has gone down the crapper (wasn't a far fall, but a fall nonetheless).

Where do I start when looking for places to hunt?
With something like 1500 choices how should I start to narrow it down? Here there are ~5 areas worth going.
I know local knowledge goes a long way and am looking for any info at all at this point!
Even something as small as a certain end of the state.

Feel free to PM me as well! I know most guys don't want their spots posted on the interwebs

There’s some good duck hunting around the Leech Lake area in Walker, MN. It’s a different type of hunting if you are like me and used to hunting the cypress and pit blinds of Mississippi. Nonetheless, there is still some good hunting in that area. I know the guys Up North go crazy over the blue bill run especially since they primarily eat the wild rice in canada and northern MN.