ever heard of using sweet potatoes to lure ducks??

[SkippyJ]

People NEVER cease to amaze me.......

or what they will admit to on a public forum....

YEP!!!!

[JFW2006]

Taders work great.............grandpappy swore by them.

Here is my question. If you have a sweet tater plot that you planted in your duck hole and harvested MOST of the taders, you know you cant get all of them there will be some left on the ground, disk it under and then in the winter as the water rises over it you hunt it. Wouldn't that be hunting over a flooded agricultural field? Same as flooded corn or rice field or soybeans, right?

I think I am going to see if I can lease me a field in Vardamen.

that'll be a waste of time...we dont drive 2 or 3 hours southwest to hunt for no reason...only duck you'll see here is a tame one...u'd also have to fight the hogs off your hole they'd eat all your bait

[MSDawg870]

Anybody used C'mere Duck????????

I poured it on some cypress knees one day and the mallards gnaw'd em down to the bottom.

[southernmallard]

This is the times when I would love to be a Game Warden. I mean I would be an endless conversation starter for this reason...

Molasses, Sweet potatoes, Marshmallows it would be GREAT...

[tunica]

Anybody used C'mere Duck????????

I poured it on some cypress knees one day and the mallards gnaw'd em down to the bottom.

Yea you got to watch out for them teeth when you pick up those wounded mallards

[Gman]

Never heard of it. I would like to see it in action, though. Maybe we can get together for a hunt sometime soon.

Wingman is going "undercover." CLASSIC

With all the "leads" on this thread, he is going to be handing out awards all season long!!