re: T-Storms and Duck hunting

Yeah, I'm just thinking about the times I hunted in pit blinds in rice fields and they were effective. But with some low platforms/knolls in several places around a field/marsh one could set up layouts and they would work. I hunt occasionally up here in the floodplain above a reservoir. We hunt from a welded up frame on drums that float obviously. It is camo'd reasonably but sticks out like a sore thumb. There are little knolls above water level where one could set up a layout. It would work. But people like big-assed Duck Dynasty blinds. Water levels that fluctuate would render layouts problematic. Now I did see some dudes hunting from perfect layout boats on Kaw Lake in Oklahoma. They limited out in no time. Kaw Lake is a duck magnet because they lower the reservoir level, crop dust millet and it grows over the summer. It sets seed heads and then they gradually raise the water level in the fall. But damn it gets cold in north Oklahoma so you have to be careful you don't get wet and freeze to death.