teul2 wrote:more douchery for you

Touché on the douché

So me and a buddy got the idea that we needed to start a twitter account to spread the misery and fun but mainly misery (yet ironically enjoyable) of duck season. This is just for fun. Don't take us seriously because we sure as hell don't. We are going under #duckkillaz. I think it would be awesome ...

I'm f'in feening for duck season. Can't wait!!!!

Try the Macks All Season. They are huge. Andre the Giant could cut down some birds in 'em.

Has anyone ever installed a mercury recoil reducer to their shotgun? If so, how much did it help? I got a Stoeger M2000 this past season and it's gotta a little more kick than I prefer . Thanks for the help.

I'm 6'2 330. I just started duck hunting two years ago. I ordered a pair from Cabelas ...

I'm 6'2 330. I just started duck hunting two years ago. I ordered a pair from Cabelas and it looked like I'd been given the Krylon touch. I got the All Season waders from Macks in a 14 Stout. They were huge. Not very warm but plenty of room for layering. I had to get a pair of neoprene waders this ...

Has anyone ever installed a mercury recoil reducer to their shotgun? If so, how much did it help? I got a Stoeger M2000 this past season and it's gotta a little more kick than I prefer. Thanks for the help.

For anyone that hunts around Corinth that may know:

Is the only way to access the public hunting zone (I think zone 1 that isn't draw hunt) from the North side or by boat? Is there any good hunting spots that can be accessed on foot entering from the north side? Thanks

I'm looking for some places to hunt around the Booneville/ Corinth area. I moved here 2 years ago and just started duck hunting. People around me that hunt won't share their holes with anyone. I would greatly appreciate some info. Thanks