Duck Hunting South Dakota corn fields
Featherworks heads to South Dakota to hunt mallards in dry corn fields and make it rain green with TORK3030.
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I’m sorry then, I inferred by the post hunt pic that the rest were hens and not in pic…My bad
Have a fun safe season this fall!
I just hate seeing a hen get taken when the chance for many drakes is there…it happens up here alot with all the weeekend guys just trying to knock down their limit as fast as possible and it angers me to no end.
Anyways, I apologize for my assumptions!
@woodpecker3232 Only 2 of the 40 were hens!! They were casualties from being behind drakes!!
40 Mallards and only about 1/2 were drakes??? Don’t you selectively harvest drakes when you are running 8 damn spinners and have tornadoes of birds working you??? Looked like a bit of flock shooting at one point to me…
Man, if you are guiding flockshooters and henbusters, that ruins the sport. Hope not.
great hunting/video guys
that was some fucken nice shooting… look at those birds come down.. make me so jealous. haha… good hunting. i wish they had ducks like that in MN…
Nice hunt but I find it ridiculous that you have to resort to a whole flock of mojos. Down south we take pride in working flocks in close in the timber instead of putting out mojos. People blasting away with ten mojos in the field is exactly why birds have gotten so much tougher to finish. It would be more admirable to leave them at home and make the hunt more fair and challenging.
Great video everyone !!
howmanny decoys did u put out
hell ya good shootin boys…can’t wait for next season
DUDE SAME HERE!!!!
kill em ha ha i cant wait till next season man
that is beutifal i wish i was there
There was a west wind that afternoon and the sun was setting behind us. If the wind and the sun line up, that is a deadly combination. The sun will cast shadows from the blinds, but if the wind is right, the ducks vision will be hindered. When the clouds roll in, it is easier for the ducks to pick out 8 blinds in a firing line. I also believe the spinners are more effective in sunshine.
Hard to finish birds when it’s the last day of the season and the mallards have seen “how many spinning wings”. and the weather wasn’t the greatest. Not the dog’s fault !
I was using Bernie Boyle’s mallard mauler
That was a good end to the season. We ended up with limits of 114 mallards and 1 wigeon and 2 bonus snows in 4 hunts.
Makes me wanna go that much more!
5:25 shot one limit in 1 god dam flock thats crazy
i wish i was there at the moment
Nice dog work. He had two birds in his mouth at once. You know thats when your having a good day.
yea okay i really doubt that. I should take a shit on you for saying that
40 Mallards
Nice video guys! How many ducks did u end up harvesting that day???
sweet vid!! if yall are wondering how hunters are doing out there this year HuntersBlind . com has a socially networked field reporting map.
HuntersBlind reporting map has up to date field reports from hunters!
What calls are you guys using sound like Zink or Foiles?