Videos tagged with Mallard Hunting

This guide details a crucial late-season duck hunting technique: effective blind concealment. The video emphasizes 'stubbling' layout blinds by using abundant natural vegetation, like corn stubble, to completely cover the blind for maximum camouflage. It also highlights understanding late-season mallard behavior, noting they often feed only once daily during warmer afternoon hours, which impacts scouting strategies.

This video captures a late-season waterfowl hunt targeting divers on a large body of water. As dawn breaks, the hunters are pleasantly surprised by the appearance of mallards, which they successfully decoy. The hunt continues with the hunters taking turns to harvest their limit of mallards, and they also manage to bag a bonus black duck. The description highlights the anticipation of cold weather for optimal hunting conditions.

This video documents a field duck hunt in New York, focusing on mallards and black ducks. The hunters ventured to a newly discovered spot, attempting an early morning session despite the fog. Challenges presented by the weather and potential deer hunting activity in the area meant they didn't encounter the full duck population as anticipated. Despite these difficulties, the hunters successfully bagged a mixed bag of mallards and black ducks.