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Recap: Overall i think we would rebook this trip. On a normal cold winter i do believe it was the right place to be. Lodging was right what we wanted after the mix up. Im hoping it was and honest mistake on the 2nd day we had to all hunt together. The lake is changing to about half going...

Day 4: Last day out. They decide to take us off the big lake and hit one of the farms they have. Split into 2 groups. 1 group after ducks other group is going for specks and snows. Well today was just terrible. Farm may have produced earlier in week but not today. Our blind ended with just...

Day 3: Split up into groups of 3 today back out on the lake. We put some hours in today one blind stayed till sunset our blind called it like 3pm. Wasnt a hateful day was hoping for a little more but my blind made a few bad shots could of added couple more but really the weather just aint what...

Day 2: Night before we discuss plans itll be two groups of three. Well unfortunately wake up in morning before we depart and apparently they forgotten about a day group that came in and took our guide to take them out. So now all six us in one blind. Its very windy out today. Birds moving but...

Day 1: First day out we get lucky enough theres an extra guide so we split into three groups of two. 2 of 3 blinds did pretty well; 3rd blind was able to knock out some nice blue wing and green wings though. Species taken other two blinds was blue wing teal, green wing teal, ringneck, pintail...

This years trip we were after some pintails and shovelers for our two main goals, and secondly ringnecks and canvasbacks . We hunted with full strap and stringer out of jonesville. We did their all inclusive package; lodging and food. After a small mix up with sleeping arrangements they fixed it...

Nice work!

@NW James much appreciated! This move gonna change things but not too much! I got a pond guy lined up ready to break ground soon as ya sign the papers! If you build it they will come!

So bodybooting is standing in hard bottom with your feet “wading” in the water amongst decoys typically your hidden behind very large silhouettes. This is largely done in MD on the upper Chesapeake bay where the Susquehanna dumps into the bay in an area called the flats. Sinkbox/curtain blind...

I figured the fulvous would be the hard ones to get over the black bellies.

Whod ya hunt with down there still in the very early stages of that hunt. Would love to knock off the 2 tree ducks and mottled all one trip.