First Limit
October 20, 2009 by Chris Hustad
As the orange sun began to set on the blue and gray North Dakota sky, I was truly amazed at what I was experiencing. Standing next to our truck, I watched in utter disbelief as hundreds upon hundreds of ducks, (pintails, mallards, wigeon) and other species starting descending into the surrounding potholes. A [...]
New DHC Sponsor – Buck Knives
October 20, 2009 by Chris Hustad
We have a new sponsor of DuckHuntingChat.com – Buck Knives.
Buck Knives – Family Tradition & Quality Since 1902
One of the finest knife makers in the world. Quality that is second to none, and many specialty knife lines including hunting, outdoor, tactical, everyday, and specialty. Buy a knife for life – buy a buck.
800-326-2825
www.buckknives.com
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New DHC Sponsor – Flambeau Decoys
August 24, 2009 by Chris Hustad
Flambeau Decoys – First Decoys That Match the Ultraviolet Reflection of Feathers
I’d like to welcome our newest sponsor to DuckHuntingChat.com – Flambeau Outdoors
Flambeau has secured an exclusive license to utilize the patent pending UVision™ coating technology on its leading brand of waterfowl decoys. Developed by the coatings scientists at Twilight Labs, UVision™ matches the reflectance [...]
Welcome to DHC – CUT EM Films & Calls
June 22, 2009 by Chris Hustad
We have a new sponsor here at Duck Hunting Chat – CUT EM Calls & Films
CUT EM Calls & Films Website
CUT EM offers a line of acrylic duck calls as well as waterfowling
DVDs. Their latest DVD, “Chasing the Limit”, features over 2 hours of
footage including tips and tactics.
Please take a look at CUT EM [...]
TungBar Boat Drain and Storage Stand
May 13, 2009 by Chris Hustad
It’s great to see a simple and extremely effective new product come out that’s produced right here in the USA. As is the case of the Tungbar Boat Drain and Storage Stand that is designed to drain your boat and keep it drained when stored outdoors. Many boats aren’t designed with the proper trailer [...]
Good Morning Missouri
April 28, 2009 by Chris Hustad
By PJ Maguire
It was mid-morning on a bright sunny, March day in Mound City, Missouri. Chris Coffey, J.D. and I had just ordered breakfast at a small diner. Seated and standing in the diner around us were camo-clad clients, make-up wearing waitresses and cracker-jack snow goose guides. The tail end of the snow goose migration [...]
