Benny, you have finally posted something that I can agree with --- not only the end result, but the mannner in getting there. With the attitudes displayed on this board about not wanting other duck hunters to enter the sport for fear their duck holes will get too crowded, etc. etc., I fear that thes...

I think the dialogue in this thread really demonstrates my point. If you want the twirlie banned (BTW, I have , no problem with this), the best, most logical argument, is that it could result in an overall harvest increase, which could result in limit and season length adjustments made by the feds. ...

Benny, I never said nor advocated the use of a twirlie as a "good table leveler". I merely pointed out that such was most likely the primary reason for many of you getting so bent out of shape with respect to twirlies. Apparently, you are the "Johnny Appleseed" of duck groceries, selflessly planting...

A little different twist to try, using the honey teriaki, would be to first marinate the duck breasts (cut into shishkabob size pieces) in jalapeno pepper juice (just dump a whole jar, peppers and juice)for several hours, then grill, basting with the honey teriaki. Kind of a sweet and sour taste. Ve...