Honest duck harvest on the season:

My hunting averages are exactly what they have been for the last 4-5 years I’ve tracked

2 ducks per gun per hunt
1.1 specs per gun per hunt
0.9 snows per gun per hunt

Pretty damn consistent. Peak season always comes mid December through end of January.

Think I'm at 35 or so. Only two this second split. Worst year duck hunting I can remember. Normally in the 70-100 range but we hunt a lot. Have friends in the oil business and they hunt a lot when their off.

4 Hunts

1. SC LA Marsh - 1 coot
2-4 SC LA timber - 0 ducks (1 box of shells fired, all misses)

I got the yips

ETA: Saw probably 100 ducks all season. All woodrows and teal. Also the only thing gave even a glance at shooting were woodrows and teal jet fighter piloting past at first light

My lease in West Memphis is probably under 90 birds, 10 of those being Canadas.
I have hunted a buddies place in north Arkansas, 3 days and we killed 12, 1, and 9, with 3 or 4 hunting each day.
I keep threatening to go on public land, but I have gotten lazy from lease hunting

Area: Public Land East and Coastal Zone
Hunt #: 12
Total Ducks: 49
Skunked Hunts: 2

Teal:18
Grey:5
Mallard:10
Mottled:1
Wood:6
Canvasback:1
Dos Gris:8

Our average is off because of a few good hunts. One day would would be a great hunt, and the next would be 1 bird. 80% of this was in the first split. Also went on a guided trip in LA and shot a 9 man limit at the beginning of the season that I didn't include in the numbers. For what it cost, you damn sure should shoot a bunch of birds.

MS Delta:
5 hunts: avg 2.5mallards/gun/hunt & handful of woodies/grays here and there
Wish I had been able to make a few more, but such is life with 2 young kids.

Coastal MS:
2 teal hunts: nada, zero, not squat

Made a trip to OK and killed some Sandhills and a pretty decent mallard shoot.

Overall much better than 2018-2019

We’re at about 1,200 for the group total. Granted, this is 15 “members”, plus our extended family and friends. We are fortunate enough to have access to several thousand acres in the delta spread over 3 counties. We may have people hunting 5-6 spots on a given morning. 5 years ago this would be considered a down year. 15 years ago it would be considered a shitty year. But it’s a good bit better than last year and for that we are thankful

I keep records for me and the hunters with me. They are totals for my dog really. All trips had 2 hunters except for 1 where we had 3.

Area: Venice and Bayou Sauvage Public Land
November 2 (coastal youth hunt, 2 hunters) - 7 bw teal, 1 spoonie, 1 coot
November 3 (coastal youth hunt, 2 hunters) - 1 bw teal
November 16 (east zone youth hunt, 2 hunters) - 2 gadwall, 3 scaup, 1 gw teal, 4 coot
November 30 - 1 gadwall, 2 wigeon, 1 coot
December 13 - 1 gadwall, 1 scaup
December 20 - 3 ringnecks, 4 scaup
January 1 - 3 redheads and 1 scaup
January 19 - 1 wigeon

So 38 ducks total and 32 real ducks if you throw out the poo doo.
8 hunts yields 4.8 ducks per hunt, 2.2 per hunter per hunt.
No zero hunts this year. Had 3 out of 8 last year.

Edit: Can't count properly.

Hunt 1-Near lake arthur- 0 birds

Hunt 2- south of lake arthur in marsh-12-mixed bag

Hunt 3-north LA-Private timber-36 mixed bag

Hunt 4&5-120 over two days- 10 hunters per day mostly mallards, teal, and wood ducks.

Edit: these are obviously total number for the hunters there and not just me.

186 birds 23 hunts