Sunday I’m hopping in the truck and driving north to hunt for the next 8ish days. Where would you go? North Texas, Oklahoma or Kansas? No guides, just public.

Start in kansas for 4-5 days and trickle down to oklahoma following them 2 upcoming mild cold-fronts

Kinda what I was thinking too

KS

This. You can get into some pheasants as well as waterfowl up in Kansas. I've done two road trips up there, hunted both waterfowl and pheasants everyday. Had a blast both times.

I’m planning for south east Kansas to start. Reports there are looking good and with no huge weather changes before Sunday I’m hoping the birds stick around

Are you planning on taking a boat?

As of now that’s the plan

Currently doing the same thing except I live in Kansas and decided to hunt my way home. Kansas and Missouri both have a ton of mallards currently, the problem in Kansas is the mallards that are there have been there since before Thanksgiving, are educated, and on very specific patterns. From western Kansas to southeast Kansas it seems to be the same story, for hunting ducks over water, they are going to the fields right at legal in afternoons and going to refuge at first light. After scouting and scouting and hunting a little with limited success we found huntable numbers of mallards, pintail, and widgeon in north Texas that have been playing nice the past three days. This mild cold front may have them moving a bit more but I don’t expect a major push of fresh ducks until Nebraska and northern Kansas get cold, stay cold, and have a snowfall that covers up the feeds.

Just read a weather report, and I hope its true, NE to get 2' of snow day after Christmas.

I saw that too. Timing couldn’t be more perfect. Crossing my fingers Kansas fills up with birds

You find em?