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Duck Hunting 2016 - Episode 15 - The Last Day
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- čas přidán 26. 02. 2017
- On this duck hunting episode, we are out hunting mallards on the last day of the season.
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Thanks for the great videos
nice hunt bro and thank you for cleaning the area
Looking forward to your video on camera setup. I remember you mentioning it in Freelance Duck Hunting's live chats and wanted to hear more.
I cant stand littering man. A real outdoorsman appreciates nature and this unfortunately tells the truth about some peoples character.. Great video my friend!
Thanks Bobby! Definitely my biggest annoyance with public land hunters. It's unfortunately become the norm.
Hey man great improvement on your waterfowl vids from the beginning of the season till now! Also awesome hunt!
Thanks, I've gotten a lot more comfortable with the camera.. and even more so talking to the camera with the other guys around lol.
No hunting videos for the 2017 season? I really enjoyed watching your hunts!
Great season, Drake! Looks like a new camera at the end in the garage! Have a great offseason. PS. I changed my channel name from Chasemukluk to Somewhere In Wisconsin.
Yes sir! That was the new camera. Yeah, I saw that you changed the name. I like it! Also really liked your new welcome video. I need to make a new one myself now that I have a good amount of footage from this year.
Drake Valley Outdoors Thanks! You have all kinds of good footage. You'd have a great channel intro video. Just keep it short.
Another great one, Drake! Way to end the season with some birds. I bet they will be the best tasting of the season no matter how you cook them.
-Trash!!!!!!!!! Argh!! Great venue to show it and talk about it. Good on ya for featuring the topic. It's been my experience that there are two types of hunters: the good ones and the ones that give hunters a bad reputation. Infuriating stuff! I doubt the yahoos that left that crap pile surf CZcams and are unlikely to see this. I also would bet the guys that left that shoot before legal, shoot after legal, show no deference to drakes over hens, skybust, probably exceed limits, and very likely use their fingers if they forgot TP and then shake a game warden's hand. Pick a state. Doesn't matter. They are everywhere. Sad but true. I do like you do and pick their crap up. I've also been known to confront...not in a confrontational way, but a friendly way. Like you said, probably won't change them, but...gotta try. Thanks for highlighting the topic! I empathize with your impassioned dialogue and disgust.
-More nice shooting! Don't diss yourselves.
-Liked the late season drake squib call. Money!
-LOL @ "hope we get some more" echo
-LOL @ "obviously it was a drake or a hen!"
-LOL @ "Good BOY, Kyle! Good retrieve!"
Great way to end the season (except for the white trash) with a relaxing afternoon hunt and some birds down! Cheers!
As I just replied to Elliott's comment - It makes no sense to me. I understand a few lost shells, or forgetting a pop can that you were hiding behind some grass so the sun didn't make it shine... but I've never seen anyone leave that amount of trash. Skybusting, overcalling, setting up too close are all bad hunting ethics, but I can understand some newer guys doing those things just by not knowing any better. Leaving trash like this is on a completely different level. Just something that should be common sense for anyone. If they know how to wipe their own rear, they should be able to pick up their own trash.
Aside from that, it was definitely a great way to end out the season for us! Thanks for being a valued member of the community, Yup, it's been a pleasure to get your feedback and hear your stories. Can't wait till next year!
will you guys do a joint hunt with FDH next season's?
Elliott and I have discussed it. I'm sure we will work out something!
What state ya hunt?
Time to get a dog.
As I've told a few other guys, its just not in the cards for me right now. I'd love to have a hunting dog, but it will likely have to wait until my current dog passes on.
Great end to a great season! It's discouraging to see guys lack or respect in leaving so much trash while hunting. I just don't understand what guys are thinking when they behave in that way.
It makes no sense to me. I understand a few lost shells, or forgetting a pop can that you were hiding behind some grass so the sun didn't make it shine... but I've never seen anyone leave that amount of trash. Skybusting, overcalling, setting up too close are all bad hunting ethics, but I can understand some newer guys doing those things just by not knowing any better. Leaving trash like this is on a completely different level. Just something that should be common sense for anyone. If they know how to wipe their own rear, they should be able to pick up their own trash.