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07/25/15 02:37 AM
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scot
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I have been thinking about a duck boat so I can hunt the lake across the road from the farm. Never have killed more than a couple ducks per hunt at the farm and figure the lake might bring more possibilities.
My biggest question is about setup. My understanding is the lake just has a 600 yard from houses rules but wasn't sure about just kayaking to a spot on the lake and using a layout or buying a flat bottom with a blind and setting up from the boat.
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Re: Duck Boating
[Re: scot]
#5847916
07/25/15 08:06 PM
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Guy
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I would not mess with trying to set up from the boat. Just use the boat to get to your spot, hide it, and set up in cover... I like to use $6 dove stool at Academy, cut the pouch off so it does not hold water, drill a few holes in the bottom rail so water drains out.   You can also use the stool for a layout blind.. 
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Re: Duck Boating
[Re: scot]
#5852819
07/29/15 02:47 AM
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Astater
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I'm with Guy...I have a boat and my stool is much more useful.
The things we do for ducks...
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Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Lifetime License/Member
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