Dream Waterfowl Hunt...where would u go if u could?

[SledNeck]

Me................

I wanna watch the sun come up and hear the rush of wings coming into the "secret" decoy formation. I want to breathe the crisp autumn air and feel the recoil of the 3.5 shells exploding toward their targets...and the subsequent splash as one of God's creations falls swiftly back to earth.........The satisfaction of a good hunt with good people and knowing you were handy enough with the steel that you shall eat well tonite.......

all In Dan Z's boat!

[jaymack10]

I would love to make a trip to Canada or Argentina. I have seen some hunting shows that have great hunt in both places. Unfortunately my check card tells me to stay in the Fly way of South Dakota for a mixed bag hunt of ducks, geese and of course pheasants.

[slabchaser]

my dream hunt would start in saskatchewan and I would hunt the migration all the way down to mississippi. stopping in North Dakota, Minnesota, missouri, nebraska, oklahoma and texas.

[jeepguy]

Arkansas, to hunt Greenhead in the Timbers. Stay at one of those nice hunt clubs.

[SledNeck]

Arkansas, to hunt Greenhead in the Timbers. Stay at one of those nice hunt clubs.

I might have been there once or twice.......

[mrklean]

I would love to go to arkansas also

[ole matty]

My dream hunt wld be huntin with phil robertson!

[dan z]

well I would prolly wanna hunt arkansas with the duck commander. but thier are lots of places I would like to go but I always tell myself if I can shoot em here why leave.

[dan z]

Me................

I wanna watch the sun come up and hear the rush of wings coming into the "secret" decoy formation. I want to breathe the crisp autumn air and feel the recoil of the 3.5 shells exploding toward their targets...and the subsequent splash as one of God's creations falls swiftly back to earth.........The satisfaction of a good hunt with good people and knowing you were handy enough with the steel that you shall eat well tonite.......

all In Dan Z's boat!

well I always have room all ya gotta do is drive over/down and I will take ya

[fritz179]

I would say in New Zealand I hear it's absolutely phenomenal there. The other spot I would want to hunt is somewhere on the NE coast hunting sea ducks.

[wallter]

I can't decide but I think I'd lean towards somewhere in a very remote part of Saskatchewan or Alberta where the birds weren't decoy shy, there wasn't another hunter for 10 miles, the landscape was large and very panoramic, and birds everywhere. Whew, I think I need to sit down for a minute. Cool!

[jeepguy]

I would say in New Zealand I hear it's absolutely phenomenal there. The other spot I would want to hunt is somewhere on the NE coast hunting sea ducks.

I got a chance to go to Maine and hunt sea ducks last November, it was a blast, but man are those Eiders hard to kill. A lot different than hunting here is Minnesota.

[Cody Lubeley]

I'd have to say somewhere in Alaska or Maine hunting sea ducks

[fishuhalik]

Back up in the Oak Hammock in Canada. I was there 7 years ago, and don't know why I haven't been back.

[fishuhalik]

Here's a link to a live camera that's on the reserve all the time. You can zoom in and out and see what's active at the marsh all the time. It's actually really helpful. If you watch it every day, you can tell when the migrations are leaving, thereby telling you when abouts they'll be in our area, since this is pretty much straight north of us.

http://www.oakhammockmarsh.ca/nature/live-video/index.html

[fritz179]

Originally Posted By: fritz179

I would say in New Zealand I hear it's absolutely phenomenal there. The other spot I would want to hunt is somewhere on the NE coast hunting sea ducks.

I got a chance to go to Maine and hunt sea ducks last November, it was a blast, but man are those Eiders hard to kill. A lot different than hunting here is Minnesota.

Did you do it through a guide or someone you know? Have any success?

[dukhnt]

Off the coast of Alaska or Washington hunting sea ducks. I am gonna make it one of these years.

[HugoBox]

Best dream hunt would be back as a kid the first time my brother and I saw Bluebills pile into the dekes with our dad and other buddies.

[IceHawk]

Argentina for me although a hunt with Phil Robertson and gang would be tough to beat!

[Gordie]

the White river in Arkansas or Argentina but I guess I'll settle for Minnesota this year and its been pretty good so far and I'm not dreaming!

[jeepguy]

Originally Posted By: jeepguy

Originally Posted By: fritz179

I would say in New Zealand I hear it's absolutely phenomenal there. The other spot I would want to hunt is somewhere on the NE coast hunting sea ducks.

I got a chance to go to Maine and hunt sea ducks last November, it was a blast, but man are those Eiders hard to kill. A lot different than hunting here is Minnesota.

Did you do it through a guide or someone you know? Have any success?

Yea, I went with a Guide service called Penobscot Guide Service. I will try to post a picture (i need to figure out how) and they are a little grainy because I left my digital on the charger when I left for the airport and had to settle with some throw aways I bought at a rite aid pharmacy at 2 am somewhere in new hamshire on my way to maine from boston. Anyways, it was nice because I got to go along with my uncle and it was sponsored by the corporation he works for. We were setup for 3 days of hunting. Day 1 was awesome, limits by noon. Day 2 was so-so, and day three the weather turned dangerous so we could not even venture out.

[SneakAttack]

My dream hunt would be a with my dad, brother and Grandpa, who passed away before I was born, at the slough near there hometown

[jeepguy]

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[fritz179]

Those are some awesome pics! Looks like a fun time and whole different type of waterfowl expierence. I'll get out there someday.

[Ray Esboldt]

Though it's not incredibly exotic, I really liked The Pas when I was there 9 years ago. Hunted some really neat places up there and met some really good people. I need to get back there one of these days.

Argentina would be my choice for dream trips. Oddly enough, I had several Latin American and South American co-workers out for dinner last night. One was from Argentina, but I doubt she knew much about the duck hunting.