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When the hunting gets Hard Core, the Hard Core go hunting. It is no secret that when the ponds and lakes freeze over, waterfowl head to the only sources of open water left before finishing the move south. Being on these sources of open water...
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If you’re like us, and we know you are, you do what you can to support waterfowl and waterfowl habitat. Organizations like Ducks Unlimited (DU) and Delta Waterfowl spend millions of dollars in donations annually to preserve and support waterfowl habitat and breeding grounds. Many...
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Spring turkey season is over. Fishing and riding four-wheelers are some of the top outdoor activities right now in the outdoors. For hardcore waterfowlers though, we’re just that much closer to opening day. Lock ‘em down One good move this late spring and summer is...
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I have a baggage problem. That is to say, I like bags. I’m always getting new bags, too. My wife asks me if I really need more and the answer is always yes. I need more bags. Why do I need them? Because I haven’t...
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Recently the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released the 2008-2009 National Rivers and Stream Assessment Survey about the quality of waterways in the U.S. gathered from approximately 2,000 sites across the country. Some of the findings include: Twenty-one percent of the nation’s rivers and streams are...
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We all know that to be successful waterfowlers, we need to be where the birds want to be. Good advice but sometimes easier said than done. It’s Not Easy! Scouting locations early in the season and before is not only a smart move, but also...
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The phone rings in an old building in Groves, Texas, where a legendary business is nearly forgotten. But no one is there to answer the call. Charlie Holder hangs up and dials another number. He finally reaches Jim “Cowboy” Fernandez, one of the creators of...
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Back when I first started field hunting for geese and ducks, we didn’t have layout blinds. It’s not that they weren’t available, we just couldn’t afford them. A pit blind was out of the question too, as where I lived, they were illegal. So we camo’d up the best we could...
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You’ve done just about everything you can do. You scouted the fields and learned where the birds are and want to be. You set up well before sunrise and have your dekes nailed as far as positioning. You’re in your blind and totally concealed. You...
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Think of your hunting buddies. You’ve had a lot of great times hunting with them, haven’t you? Now, you didn’t get to select your hunting buddies based on set criteria, did you? If you did, well, that’s just a bit creepy. Of course if we...
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