TBinKodiak
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Well they aren't the action shots that MtMiller gets but I killed some ducks anyway. There aren't any drake/hen restrictions in Alaska so I don't have to descriminate, just shoot 'em as they come... 
Shot a few
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TBinKodiak
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I used to do the self impossed hen restrictions when I lived in WI. Even gave $5 for ever hen I shot as a donation to Delta. Most of these ducks are locals and winter here and there isn't a lot of hunting pressure so I doubt the few I take has any bering on the population. Of course like any "gentleman" I shoot the drakes first, but if its just some tramp flying around by herself she's fair game.
TBinKodiak
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Cornfed, L to R 2 mallard hens, a widgeon, a ringbill hen, and a GW teal. I'll go seaduck hunting in a couple weeks and really test your duck ID skills.
Moosie
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TB, I'm in Kodiak Late Afternoon on the 10th. How about an Evening hunt then
Cool pictures. Are you using decoys ? Floating in a boat ? What your setup ? Take some pictures if you can, I'm jsut curious. Congrats !!
Cool pictures. Are you using decoys ? Floating in a boat ? What your setup ? Take some pictures if you can, I'm jsut curious. Congrats !!
TBinKodiak
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I can do an evening hunt on the 10th. What time does your flight come in, because shooting light is at 5:02pm. Depending on what time you get in we could head to a couple spots and jump shoot some Harlequin.
My set up for puddle ducks is pretty simple. 5 mallard decoys, 6 teal decoys and a line of 5 bluebill decoys. If I'm hunting the salt for seaducks and divers I'll run a couple long lines with about 15 bluebills.
My set up for puddle ducks is pretty simple. 5 mallard decoys, 6 teal decoys and a line of 5 bluebill decoys. If I'm hunting the salt for seaducks and divers I'll run a couple long lines with about 15 bluebills.
