want to get a good call. Use Echo for ducks but not sure how their spec call is. Looking at the RNT and Echo.

I hunt Nebraska every year and up to 2011 the hunting was unbelivable. I have afriend who owns a ranch out there so we spend a week deer and phesant hunting. In 2011 the birds would have rivaled any high dollar outfitter in the nation. Hes got a river that has CRP on each side and after deer hunting ...

Based on that logic that would mean that while duck hunting you would be required to wear orange also

Thanks for the info Dmax. Everyone on here wants everyone else to know that they are such great hunters, that they would never dream of even considering what one of these contraptions may do for their hunting. I think they are a little much myself, but god forbid if I ask if anyone has ever had any ...

Man, just checked out their web site, I want several of their products now!

Anyone ever hunted with one before. Looks like a giant hassle, but looks like it would give the spread a unique look, looks like it would work?

Lawrence KS is about 45 min away. KU has a beautiful campus and if you like basketball, Phog Allen Fieldhouse is a must see, its the holy grail of basketball. Good bars and food in Lawrence too.

G&H. Get some spoonie decoys, they make the spread look legit, and the white breast is very visible.

Any one know how to get the motor out of a mallard mojo, and put it in a new mojo body. I ordered a replacement body, and cant figure out how to get the motor out. The rods that the wings mount to prevent the motor from sliding out. I am sure there is an easy way to do this, but I cant figure it out ...

This will be my 8th year hunting south west NE and as a few others said be prepared for anything. We hve deer hunted in single degree temps and the next day phesant hunted in tee shirts. The weather can change extremely quick out there. If this is your first time out there be prepared, it is a ...

three11 wrote:Buddy of mine parked a sled blind on the edge of a kudzu patch during the summer. Left it there for a couple months. Took about ten minutes with a machete just to get it free. Once the kudzu dried out and turned brown it looked awesome.

Thats genius!

Elaborate on the shadows. Wouldn't a proper blind create a shadow with in it to conceal you?

Have you entertained the though of pulling the sled blind to the edge of one side of the field? You could dig out the spot a little bit to create a lower profile for your sled blind... Being on the bank you could cover it with fast grass and natural bank veg... Just food for thought...

problem is ...

Ya the use of natural vegetation to blend in is petty tough when your in the middle of a 150+ acre field. we threw something together on opening day (and it worked) but want to do a thourough job this year well ahead of time.

Any one got any suggestions on the best way to cover up a sled (sits 4-5 guys) out in the middle of a bean field. It goes with out saying that it will stand out but just curious how some of you deal with covering it up. I have been looking at buying grass or some other sort of blind material as a ...