Greetings All,
I am an experienced hunter, but I am just a fledgling duck hunter. I am not asking for coordinates for awesome spots. I only seek the opportunity to learn from a more experienced duck hunter. I am properly licensed, and I strive to follow all sustainable limits. I know what a sky buster is, and I aim not to be one. I know there is no reason for me to use a call in the field until I am more proficient in my ability to use it correctly. I know how to figure out things on my own, as I have done with other game animals. However, with ducks it takes an ability to identify birds in flight, an ability to gauge range, and a number of other things that can be learned with less error from an experienced waterfowler. I have all the gear I need to be successful aside from decoys. I wanted to get my feet wet and score some ducks before I shell out that kind of money. I have gone on a few hunts by myself, and I saw ducks on all of them, but all the ducks were far out of range or I had no idea what they were. That's when I decided I should try to learn from someone before I shot up something I shouldn't. I live in Wilmington, and I would love the opportunity to learn the basics from someone in the field. If there is anyone in the area that wouldn't mind showing me the ropes, it would be greatly appreciated. I look forward to hearing from you guys!
Best Regards,
Bioduck
I am an experienced hunter, but I am just a fledgling duck hunter. I am not asking for coordinates for awesome spots. I only seek the opportunity to learn from a more experienced duck hunter. I am properly licensed, and I strive to follow all sustainable limits. I know what a sky buster is, and I aim not to be one. I know there is no reason for me to use a call in the field until I am more proficient in my ability to use it correctly. I know how to figure out things on my own, as I have done with other game animals. However, with ducks it takes an ability to identify birds in flight, an ability to gauge range, and a number of other things that can be learned with less error from an experienced waterfowler. I have all the gear I need to be successful aside from decoys. I wanted to get my feet wet and score some ducks before I shell out that kind of money. I have gone on a few hunts by myself, and I saw ducks on all of them, but all the ducks were far out of range or I had no idea what they were. That's when I decided I should try to learn from someone before I shot up something I shouldn't. I live in Wilmington, and I would love the opportunity to learn the basics from someone in the field. If there is anyone in the area that wouldn't mind showing me the ropes, it would be greatly appreciated. I look forward to hearing from you guys!
Best Regards,
Bioduck