Duck Season 2025-2026
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Re: Duck Season 2025-2026
by Darren » Fri Nov 28, 2025 2:41 pm
Fri 11/28/2025
HBFC - A51 Blind
Brother in Law Peter C. joining Johnny and I and Harry
Winds NNE 15-25, low 50s, clear skies/sunny
Stout wind off the bat and even some early action on green wings, grays didn’t do much until after 7:30 or so. We saw quite a few grays holding just north of us, mostly staying in that area, and also noted a whole bunch go down on our south end of the lease into some known potholes. We were mostly in between the bulk of traffic but what did come did it pretty for us for the most part. So glad my BIL was there to see it and enjoy the shooting. Harry was nails on anything that made it to the grass, and most were easy in pond.
(18) 10 grays, 8 GW teal
*saved the 18th duck, a nice drake gray, got potential mount. I called it in, Johnny shot it. Would like to do it as a standing mount on a log as a table piece kinda like the mottled I have.
#18 himself
Our loooong time favorite blind on lease continues to show why, so sweet to see it return to form and we’re enjoying the new blind fab we did in September. The strategy of that move from the north shore to mid pond is definitely paying off.
Will took a solo limit of 3 green teal, 2 blue teal, and one Bufflehead in our Redhead Blind, finishing out right before a whole bunch of grays converged in puddles just behind the blind.
HBFC - A51 Blind
Brother in Law Peter C. joining Johnny and I and Harry
Winds NNE 15-25, low 50s, clear skies/sunny
Stout wind off the bat and even some early action on green wings, grays didn’t do much until after 7:30 or so. We saw quite a few grays holding just north of us, mostly staying in that area, and also noted a whole bunch go down on our south end of the lease into some known potholes. We were mostly in between the bulk of traffic but what did come did it pretty for us for the most part. So glad my BIL was there to see it and enjoy the shooting. Harry was nails on anything that made it to the grass, and most were easy in pond.
(18) 10 grays, 8 GW teal
*saved the 18th duck, a nice drake gray, got potential mount. I called it in, Johnny shot it. Would like to do it as a standing mount on a log as a table piece kinda like the mottled I have.
#18 himself
Our loooong time favorite blind on lease continues to show why, so sweet to see it return to form and we’re enjoying the new blind fab we did in September. The strategy of that move from the north shore to mid pond is definitely paying off.
Will took a solo limit of 3 green teal, 2 blue teal, and one Bufflehead in our Redhead Blind, finishing out right before a whole bunch of grays converged in puddles just behind the blind.
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Re: Duck Season 2025-2026
by Duck Engr » Fri Nov 28, 2025 3:41 pm
Awesome to see off-season projects paying dividends!
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Re: Duck Season 2025-2026
by DComeaux » Fri Nov 28, 2025 6:18 pm
Why are you hogging all the waterfowl?
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