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I Worked Harvest to Earn Duck Hunting Access

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Want private duck hunting access without paying a lease or begging for a favor? This is the hard way, the honest way, and maybe the most satisfying way there is: work for it, earn trust, and learn what that ground really costs the people who farm it.

Lucky Duck XHDi

Lucky Duck XHDi Spinner That Won’t Flare Birds

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We ran the Lucky Duck XHDi through real hunts and ugly weather. The flocked wings park black-up on command, the 2.0 remote just works, and the waterproof battery box plus long stake make this spinner a steady killer.

Milwaukee M12 Heated Vest Crushes Cold

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I wanted less bulk and more warmth for cold marsh sits. Milwaukee’s M12 Axis heated vest delivered instant core heat, real wind and water resistance, and all-day comfort without choking my gun mount.

PPF Wood Duck Mud Motor Rules the Marsh

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If you hunt marsh or timber, the PPF Wood Duck 6.5 HP long tail turns skinny water and salad mats into travel lanes. Big torque, easy cold starts, and real shallow bite.

Heyday Decoys

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Heyday is setting in motion innovation in decoy design and construction, but also innovating new items for use by waterfowl hunters. 

DryShell Bag

BlindGrass Waterproof DryShell Bag

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The BlindGrass waterproof DryShell Bag can hold a couple of boxes of shells and has a convenient transparent panel.

The Federal Duck Stamp

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Estimated reading time: 3 minutes The early efforts of journalist and artist Jay N. “Ding” Darling of the Des Moines Register established the first stamp and the idea of artwork to grace the stamp.  His first stamp in 1934 featured a pair of Mallards dropping into the marsh and was sold for $1.00.  Table of [...]

Rig ‘Em Right – Full Choke Gun Case

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I know many who opt to leave their guns exposed.  I have dropped my gun in the water more than once but luckily it was shallow.

Waterfowl: Footwork while Hunting

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If we simply rise to shoot without thinking about the alignment of our feet we may never have a chance as our body movement is blocked right and we cannot swing to the right as far as needed. 

Waterfowl – Carry or Haul Your Gear

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Be smart, travel light, and be prepared.  Instead, as a plan B, I tend to bring everything I might need to the marsh and field.