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Duck Hunting Tips
| Date & From | Hunting Tips |
|---|---|
| 2013-03-06 By:Annonymous | On passing shots, when birds are moving from left to right, or right to left, use an aiming technique that allows you to see the target. Swing your shot gun muzzle through the target from behind, and swing it slightly below the bird so you can see the target all the way through the shot. …and dont stop the swing when you pull the trigger, or you will likely shoot behind the bird. |
| 2013-02-23 By:Annonymous | When hunting over ponds for ducks, you need to consider three factors for choosing your location: wind direction, size of water, and cover. Obviously ducks will land into the wind and the combination of wind direction and water size should determine your location. If the pond or slough is too large to shoot across, position your self on the leading edge of the water so that all ducks have to fly over you, into the wind, to get to the water. If you can shoot across the water, choose to have the water in front of you with the wind at your back. Lastly, find some cover or bring some cover to conceal yourself. If you are on the front edge you need to either be completely covered or you need to blend in completely. If you are on the back edge of the water, you need to make sure you do not have silhouette above the horizon. |
| 2012-08-20 By:Waterfowler | If you are a greenhead fanatic, save your shells for October when their heads turn that beautiful emerald color. Go and shoot pintails and canvasbacks and gadwalls until the Mallardd green up. |
| 2011-07-12 By:Waterfowler | With high water levels expected this fall, ducks will have numerous bodies of water to go to. To improve your hunting parties chance for success, split up your group on two neighboring ponds or sloughs and try to catch them bouncing in between. If the ducks get shot off one pond, they will usually look for the next closest body of water. |
| 2010-08-24 By:Woodsman | In late season, ducks will travel in smaller groups. Set up your decoys in smaller groups, 8 to 10 in a group. Set the groups 25 to 50 feet apart. If your are hunting ducks near water, make sure you have some floaters out on the water. |
| Comments: -> Great tip. I have always set my decoys out in a scatter pattern, no matter the season and in the late fall I get a lot of fly bys. I’ll try this approach later this hunting season. | |
| 2010-07-10 By:Waterfowl hunter | Late season duck hunting is different than early season. Flocks are often smaller and your decoy spread should be set differently. Set your decoys in several smaller groups of 6 to 10 decoys. Place the groups 20 to 30 yards apart. |
| 2010-06-24 By:Annonymous | The first birds to arrive to your early morning decoy spread will be ducks. Get ready for them with duck loads in your shot gun instead of goose loads. Keep your #2 and BBB handy for when the geese come later. |
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Nice Greenheads
From: near Quill Lakes, Saskatchewan
-> nice
Opening Day
From: Danbury
Widgeon
From: Esk, SK
Duck Hunting Northern Style
From: Colorado
Limit of Mallards
From: Lanigan, SK
Shot our limit of Mallards, knocked down a bunch of Canada Geese as well
Nice Mallard
From: West of Lanigan, SK
field shoot, took a number of Canada geese and a bunch of Mallards as well
Maddux with a duck
From: Saskatoon
duck hunt near Saskatoon
Fall 2008 Duck Hunting
From: Saskatoon
One of three ducks we shot this evening.
Duck Season 2008
From: NE of Saskatoon
Opening day of duck season 2008. We snuck a slough. The big Canada’s took off as we approached but this lone duck stayed behind until we were in range.
Brett with a Teal
From: Saskatoon
Duck hunting on a small pond near Saskatoon.
Kyle’s Shoveler duck
From: Saskatoon, Canada
We were sneaking sloughs north east of Saskatoon. We found one with plenty of cover to get close enough for Kyle was able to get his first duck, a shoveler.
hunting in Saskatchewan.
From: Quill Lakes, Saskatchewan
Goose, duck and sandhill crane hunting near Quill Lakes
hunting in Saskatchewan.
From: Quill Lakes, Saskatchewan
Goose, duck and sandhill crane hunting near Quill Lakes
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This location is a secret. Only customer of Prairie Rose Outfitters will ever get close to these ducks.
