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If so, has anyone done this in the past and had noticeable success?

Hey wick we usually see a few woodcock while duck hunting in some swamp that a friend of mine owns. It's a big piece of property with lots of grass patches and bean fields that border the woods. We would like to see your pointers in action. The land is 30 min west of Lafayette. Maybe we can set a hunt up if your interested. Maybe make an early duck hunt and then run your dogs.

There's a kennel just north of Iowa, la about ten miles called Briarmarsh kennels owned by Richard Meche. He trained my lab this year and I'm very happy with him. He has some nice dogs and usually has a couple finished dogs and pups for sale. They are definently worth checking out.

If I'm not mistaken at one time the state record bass was caught in university lake.

Try changing the spark plug.

Flooded timber we use jerk strings all the time. In the rice fields we mostly use flappers but on calm days with no wind action a jerk string works wonders for those ducks that just won't quite commit.

I get sea sick easily and bonine is the only stuff that works for me.

I recently started hunting coyotes and on my first 3 hunts I have called up 4 coyotes. But they stay about 250 to 300 yards out and won't come any closer. I'm well hidden and they all have came out upwind from me. I have a motion decoy and a caller. All I have is a red dot scope on my ar-15 and i would feel better taking a shot within 100 yards any tips on getting them to come closer.

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Couple weeks ago I took a whole speck, stuffed the breast with bacon and injected the whole bird with Cajun injector garlic creole marinade and stuck a beer in the cavity like a drunk chicken. Then fried it in one of those big easy oil less turkey fryers. Cooked till breast meat was 165 degrees. It lasted bout five minutes on the dinner table. Tasted great. It took bout 2 hours to cook.

We have a small timber hole that we only hunt 2-3 times a week and never hunt the afternoon, but in the rice field blinds there is usually someone in it everyday. It's been day to day one day we will kill 3 limits of big ducks and the next we might only kill 3 ducks. Most ducks are coming in the blind after lunch and we only hunt till bout ten or eleven at the latest so they are in there all afternoon and usually gone by the morning anyways.