Duck Hunts

Some hunts take place on ponds that are flooded corn fields like these two ponds

The duck hunting in this area has been very good in the past few years. We hunt many different types of water. We have access to everything from bare ground water holes to full blown flooded timber and everything in between. We have many species of ducks including Mallard, pintails, gadwalls, widgeon, teal, and many more. All ponds are scouted on a daily basis. We have harvested 70 percent mallards the last few years.

When you get to the waterhole in the morning the guide/guides will set up the decoys. The hunters can help if they wish or can get their own stuff together. We occasionally set goose decoys if there have been geese on the pond. We have had some pretty good goose shoots while on duck hunts.

We will hunt in the water in a handmade blind, kneel behind some kind of cover on the bank or sit in goose chairs with ghillie blankets. The place we hunt depends on the hunters. If you bring waders we can get into the better areas. If you do not have waders we will hunt on the bank. Either way we will have a pretty good shoot.

The hunt lasts until we reach our limit or until noon. 

Pricing Information

2006-2007 Duck hunting season dates

Early Duck- Oct. 28-29

Regular Duck- Nov 3-Jan. 28

Bag and Possession Limits

The daily bag limit shall be 5 ducks with the following species and sex restrictions - scaup, redhead, and wood duck - 2; only 1 from the following aggregate bag: 1 hen mallard, or 1 pintail, or 1 canvasback, or 1 "dusky duck" (includes mottled duck, Mexican-like duck, black duck, and their hybrids); all other ducks not listed - 5.