Anywhere to duck hunt in the BR or surrounding area that doesn't require a boat?

No one is going to give you a public walk-in spot near BR to shoot ducks. Those kind of spots are fiercely guarded.

But you can certainly look at the WMAs around BR and find some likely spots via aerials. It'll be almost all woodies if it is a walk in spot but there's nothing wrong with that.

In highschool and college we use to go sit creeks and some flooded timber in Sherburne and shoot a few woodies. Some of the best times I had with my buddies out there. Will require some scouting to find water I would imagine.

Covey Rise. Guaranteed to get some shots. Had some family in town one year and they wanted to go duck hunting , I booked the covey rise , lol.

Awesome. Now please delete before every LP baw on this board ends up out there

You can shoot them off the levee on river road. Drive down a little outside of town and should get into them.

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Go listen for shots and beat them there the next day.

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People that do this need their asses kicked

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Sounds like a one way ticket to Guantanamo Bay.

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It’s not going to be that bad but it’s definitely not going to be fun.

The Farm…
Ramah exit off I 10 west.
2 miles north of the exit on the levee.
Get there for 4 in the morning on Tuesday and Thursdays for a draw to hunt.
About 75% chance you get drawn.
You are welcome.

They finally went to straight lottery? Good

You’ll be alright, never had anyone mess with my vehicle yet. I get there around 5 and it’s a short walk to the water. Decoys probably won’t do much for you unless you set up on the power line where they’d be visible to overhead birds. I look for any concentrations of floating acorns especially around a downed tree in the water. Many times I’ve been set up along palmetto bayou and could here a flock whistling on the water 15 minutes before LST only 50 or so yards from me, so there’s that option of listening for woodies then go to them without spooking. I definitely recommend going out there during the day and looking for acorns and have a better picture of how to navigate along those two bayous in the dark. I’ll be out there at least a few mornings during the last 2 weeks of this month. As far as crowds, that’s over after thanksgiving weekend. You’ll probably only see a truck or two in the parking lot and that’ll be deer hunters during the Christmas/New Year’s holidays. Good luck and leave me a couple drake woodies, lol.