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What’s all this rain and water going to do to the duck hunting?
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Originally posted by Flex View PostAbsolutely zero in Waco.Anybody planning to hunt here just go spend your morning waiting in line for a $9 cupcake at the silos. Cameron Park usually holds some.
It’s unbelievable how many people wait in those lines...
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Originally posted by Cjh94 View PostIt’s unbelievable how many people wait in those lines...
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Well our place on the river should have all the timber flooded so with the acorns mallards and wood ducks will be thick for the first half of the season. Has been a while since it was flooded good with acorns. Here at the house I think it will scatter them but the lake being low all summer grew up nice in grass and brush and it is all flooded now along with a few sloughs that should hold the birds in the area better than last year. Just scout and get on them the next day.
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As playa said, lots will stop in the panhandle. Unless we get a hard freeze, it will look like Arkansas up here with all the mallards, grey ducks and pintails. They will be spread all over, but those of us lucky enough to know landowners with flooded grain fields will be shooting limits fast and furious. I love it when this happens.
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Originally posted by Flex View PostDude. I know right! Went to Tennessee this summer. Flew austin to Cincinnati. No joke half the plane was wearing magnolia crap. Sat next to a couple from Kentucky, they were so pumped they could spend a week here, went on the waco tour, brazos safari boat, silos. People are insane.
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Lmao! That dang safari boat always manages to find me every time I pull up to a spot to fish.
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