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This season for me had sucked. Only killed three ducks so fat this year. This time last year was killing em like crazy. Anybody know anything.

broach01 wrote:This season for me had sucked. Only killed three ducks so fat this year. This time last year was killing em like crazy. Anybody know anything.

I hunt in tunica and in widener Arkansas and palestine Arkansas and all three places have no ducks. Last year we held ducks all season long

There all on the black place!!

They are all up North like they always are. Why fly all the way down here when yoy can sit up there and eat as much as you want. Thanks alot DU!

THERE NOT UP NORTH!! There are birds in the south Most are in La and Tx, but mississippi has birds. Just gotta know where to look!

Tuesday morning I drove from Grenada thru Charleston to Webb to Tutwiler to C'dale to Helena to Brinkley to L. Rock and saw MAYBE 300 ducks the entire time. Pathetic.

I've seen a couple this year

Crossgates lake is loaded....................call getducks.com i jear they just leased the whole lake for the last two weeks of the season.......with exclusive guiding by Gator and one decoy

they are all around waveland

feather wrote:Tuesday morning I drove from Grenada thru Charleston to Webb to Tutwiler to C'dale to Helena to Brinkley to L. Rock and saw MAYBE 300 ducks the entire time. Pathetic.

Man I drove to tunica then to widener and then to Stuttgart. And maybe saw a dozen ducks last week on my way there. But the geese are everywhere. Prob sell all my duck stuff and start hunting geese.

Here is a theory that I have heard bounced around and it makes as good a sense as any: There was wide spread rainfall throughout the the midwest as it was here in late summer and through the fall. The ducks we hunt here usually leave Canada and fly southeast along river bottoms till they reach the Mississippi River system in which they then fly mostly south till they reach us. This has ducks going from Saskatchewan to the Dakotas to Iowa to Illinois/Missoui/Ky to Arkansas/West TN to MS/LA. This season it seems as if the ducks may have puddle jumped their way down the Central Flyaway. This was made possible by the extensive rainfall. Ducks did not have to follow the southeastern course down the river bottoms but were able to just fly directly south taking them from the Dakotas to Nebraska/Kansas/Oklahoma/TX. Our ducks are sitting in the Central Flyaway....or so I am told.

I think all the ducks from Tally 10 days ago are sitting in the south delta just to pizz me off.

GulfCoast wrote:I think all the ducks from Tally 10 days ago are sitting in the south delta just to pizz me off.

I beg to differ...

Saw em this am @ Lakewood Cemetary, they were everywhere! Couldn't walk 3 ft w/o stepping in all the ch!t

SWAG wrote:Here is a theory that I have heard bounced around and it makes as good a sense as any: There was wide spread rainfall throughout the the midwest as it was here in late summer and through the fall. The ducks we hunt here usually leave Canada and fly southeast along river bottoms till they reach the Mississippi River system in which they then fly mostly south till they reach us. This has ducks going from Saskatchewan to the Dakotas to Iowa to Illinois/Missoui/Ky to Arkansas/West TN to MS/LA. This season it seems as if the ducks may have puddle jumped their way down the Central Flyaway. This was made possible by the extensive rainfall. Ducks did not have to follow the southeastern course down the river bottoms but were able to just fly directly south taking them from the Dakotas to Nebraska/Kansas/Oklahoma/TX. Our ducks are sitting in the Central Flyaway....or so I am told.

That makes alot of sense. Hopefully nexted season will be better