[Sturty7]

The last couple of years I've wanted to give duck hunting a try. I was curious if anyone would be interested in showing someone how it's done and what it takes? I've heard it's a pretty difficult thing to learn. I just want to start off on the right track and avoid learning bad habits or doing things wrong. I'm located near Rockford

 

[jduck]

There are a bunch of regulars that hunt muskegon waste waters that wouldnt mind taking out a new person to show them whats going on. There is a facebook group to check out. https://www.facebook.com/groups/609589549502337/

 

[Far Beyond Driven]

Tell us a little more about yourself, your back ground, your experience. If I end up hunting with one more engineer...

 

[Sturty7]

Tell us a little more about yourself, your back ground, your experience. If I end up hunting with one more engineer...

Zero experience with waterfowl, some experience with upland birds. I'm really liking grouse and woodcock hunting. Started learning that about 3 years ago and getting better. I would like to not have to hunt alone all the time, part of the fun is talking to people about the days success and failures. I don't mind teaching myself, but I like to learn things the right way so I look for people with experience. By no means am I looking for an easy ticket to success, just trying to get guidance and meet some people. Pretty much I just like to hunt and learn. And I am no engineer.

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