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 Re: Recommend a waterfowl trip of a lifetime in the US.
[Re: Erichugh22]
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11/07/17 03:16 PM
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You can only shoot 6 ducks ----------- no matter how many you see------- I dont see how that is going to be the trip of a lifetime. That being said,,, look to Venice, La. ------- you can fish after the duck hunt.  Nothing I would agree more than this. if it is shooting gees in Conservation season it is totally a different ball game. than go to Kansas. To me there's a big difference in having six ducks come in one at a time and shooting your limit compared to watching flocks of 500+ mallards land in your spread. x2, sometimes you just don't even shoot
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Re: Recommend a waterfowl trip of a lifetime in the US.
[Re: Esh and Hattie]
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11/07/17 06:19 PM
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Buddy I would love to see %00 Mallard landing in my spread, only with a camera in my hand. With gun it is different.. 
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 I suggest Ben Webster in Kansas: Recommend a waterfowl trip of a lifetime in the US.
[Re: Mike S.]
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01/04/18 10:41 PM
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So a few months back I asked for you guys to suggest an outfitter in the US I could go to for a great duck hunting trip. Several of you said Ben Webster. Thank You!!! My son and I flew up to Wichita drove over to Hutchinson and slaughtered the Mallards and Lesser Canadas over three days. Ben and his team are top notch! Very mindful of the rules and regulations and safety as well as having a great time. I have since reread this thread and the collection of water fowling wisdom in here (with a few exceptions  ) is fantastic. Was right up there with my Saskatchewan hunts for sure! (And now I think I have an even better understanding as to why our Mallard counts are lower than years past! Lot's of corn cobs on the ground in the fields up there!) Thanks Ben for a great hunt, great service, and great memories!
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Re: I suggest Ben Webster in Kansas: Recommend a waterfowl trip of a lifetime in the US.
[Re: Mike S.]
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01/05/18 01:38 AM
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I would go to Minnesota, I have friends there that are duck and goose hunters. Next choice would be out side of Cabot Arkansas, the guy has some of the best dogs and the hunting is also pretty good. Last choice would be Devils Lake North Dakota, one last hunt just for the fun of it.
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Re: Recommend a waterfowl trip of a lifetime in the US.
[Re: BOBO the Clown]
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01/05/18 02:08 AM
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Chesapeake for meathod reasons Layout boats off shore for sea ducks and inshore divers and puddlers Body booting and coffin blinds for Geese This. Sea ducking out of a layout boat is a really cool experience. The goose hunting on the eastern shore is outstanding as well. I go every fall when I visit family.
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Re: Recommend a waterfowl trip of a lifetime in the US.
[Re: Mike S.]
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01/05/18 04:43 PM
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If I could do any waterfowl hunt, it would have to be tundra swan
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 Re: Recommend a waterfowl trip of a lifetime in the US.
[Re: Mike S.]
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01/14/18 03:46 AM
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Personally id recommend Eastern Arkansas. There is tons of public land and tons of ducks to go with it. We usually kill at least a limit between my dad and I everytime we go.
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Re: Recommend a waterfowl trip of a lifetime in the US.
[Re: Mike S.]
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01/16/18 02:04 AM
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What about North or South Dakota, shoot some ducks and pheasants?
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