Does that come in a bigger size?

Thought you were a size small Guy??

@Heisman25G Really, Can you explain another way to ask these questions without stating Texoma, which is the only lake like this in the state of Texas that borders OK. Who cares if i ask a simple question. You act like there is only one spot on this lake to hunt and someone might find out that Texoma holds a lot of birds. You have no secret here sir.

Wow, you're thinking of Guy's cup size.

Does that come in a bigger size?

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I was hoping for this as soon as I read someone didn't want their lake named. Thank you for not leaving me disappointed.

If you simply think naming a lake on the internet is the issue, you are not getting it. It is forum threads on specific lakes, the chatter, is the issue, "yeah we shot a 4 man limit on texoma today", worse yet naming areas... Go google "duck hunting lake texoma", you will get a ton of forum threads on this topic, from the refuge forum, a ton from the duckhuntingchat forum, going back to early 2000. There is even one not far from the top from this forum in 2010, and scroll down further and even this thread is already showing up. But this thread not so bad, nothing said here that has not been said before, internet scouters will not learn anything new, except my cup size is very large.

I was hoping for this as soon as I read someone didn't want their lake named. Thank you for not leaving me disappointed.

internet scouters will not learn anything new from this thread, except that my cup size is very large.

If you simply think naming a lake on the internet is the issue, you are not getting it. It is forum threads on specific lakes, the chatter, is the issue, "yeah we shot a 4 man limit on texoma today", worse yet naming areas... Go google "duck hunting lake texoma", you will get a ton of forum threads on this topic, from the refuge forum, a ton from the duckhuntingchat forum, going back to early 2000. There is even one not far from the top from this forum in 2010, and scroll down further and even this thread is already showing up. But this thread not so bad, nothing said here that has not been said before, internet scouters will not learn anything new from this thread, except that my cup size is very large.

Simply acknowledging the name of a lake that hunters are legally allowed to hunt at doesn't violate the lake naming rule.

That's not true. The over arching topic is "sharing and discussing places to hunt public on forums", and opinions on this topic vary greatly. There is no black and white rule. Many think it is ok to talk about lakes, as long as you don't talk about naming spots, some think even naming spots are ok, many think no lake name at all needs to be discussed, as many have posted on this thread, you want to know about regs on a specific lake, call a GW or read online, "forum chatter" about regs on a lake will draw more hunters to that lake. If you don't believe that, then we just have to agree to disagree, like I said, opinions vary greatly on this topic, that will never change, that is why there is so much debate over the years, and why many talk past each other which results and many pages of chatter. I really don't worry about it any more, its all part of the game, but I would estimate 90% of those that think these type of threads are ok don't hunt public waterfowl.

That's not true. The over arching topic is "sharing and discussing places to hunt public on forums", and opinions on this topic vary greatly. There is no black and white rule. Many think it is ok to talk about lakes, as long as you don't talk about naming spots, some think even naming spots are ok, many think no lake name at all needs to be discussed, as many have posted on this thread, you want to know about regs on a specific lake, call a GW or read online, "forum chatter" about regs on a lake will draw more hunters to that lake. If you don't believe that, then we just have to agree to disagree, like I said, opinions vary greatly on this topic, that will never change, that is why there is so much debate over the years, and why many talk past each other which results and many pages of chatter. I really don't worry about it any more, its all part of the game, but I would estimate 90% of those that think these type of threads are ok don't hunt public waterfowl.

I hunt all public and from what I've seen:

- 90% of public hunters are lazy or fairweather.
- very few easy spots exist on public
- very infrequently do people put in the work to get where good hunting can be had

- internet scouters are lazy
- I would assume they are also lazy hunters
- showing up to an unfamiliar lake because you heard about it on a forum gives you about a 3% chance of success

- I wouldn't hesitate to tell people which lakes I hunt because
a.) 5000 other people already do
b.) if you're lazy and need to ask, you aren't going to get where you need to get anyway.
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This is rediculous. Really, naming lake texoma or red river? Why I rarely post here any more. This website has lost a lot of great members because of this as well.

You guys need to chill

showing up to an unfamiliar lake because you heard about it on a forum gives you about a 3% chance of success

This is rediculous. Really, naming lake texoma or red river? Why I rarely post here any more. [b]] This website has lost a lot of great members because of this as well. If you wont agree to accomodate their demands to stop naming lakes, they're gonna take their ball and go home. And can you blame them for wanting to keep the lake a secret? If everyone knew about it, ANYONE could hunt it. Those pink, tender butted white boys cant cut it alllow brass and butt sore? How they gonna hang knowing homies packin magnums? Camo hoodies, camo nike air, camo blunts, kickin duck butt. ....... Lil' John before LST.... yo ducks be some punk azz duck, my duck be some scary azz duks, duck rappin

You guys need to chill