5 Mistakes Duck Hunters Make

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    These are 5 mistakes that duck hunters make. I am guilty of all of these mistakes and I am sure every other duck hunter is as well. These are things that duck hunters need to keep in mind when they are in the field duck hunting because it can make or break your hunt.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 174

  • @johnsixbey9234
    @johnsixbey9234 5 років тому +175

    Anyone else got the duck fever already?

  • @MrBowNaxe
    @MrBowNaxe 5 років тому +40

    Solid advice. The only time I can get right out of bed is to go hunting...hit the snooze a couple of time for work but never to get in the marsh!

    • @mattwiederholt7258
      @mattwiederholt7258 5 років тому

      MrBowNaxe never for the marsh is right! Wake right up when the hunting alarm goes off every time

  • @richardhammond6468
    @richardhammond6468 Місяць тому +2

    About to go on my first duck hunt ever Saturday appreciate this video

  • @clintonmumbower4461
    @clintonmumbower4461 5 років тому +13

    As we get closer to goose/duck season, a video comparing different types of layout blinds would be amazing. Differences in opinion of the flip up vs double door, frame vs no frame, etc.

  • @jmelite1981
    @jmelite1981 5 років тому +9

    I have a friend that goes out before the hunt and sets blind up. Then flies a drone up to check concealment. Definitely time consuming but with friends it goes quick and gives great view of your concealment.

    • @OutdoorLimits
      @OutdoorLimits  5 років тому +4

      I'm sure it gives an excellent perspective of what the blind looks like

  • @Drew-mo9wz
    @Drew-mo9wz 5 років тому +4

    Not scouting enough is #1 in my opinion

  • @dellgregg7926
    @dellgregg7926 5 років тому +7

    Could you do an "advanced" duck hunter video in terms of equipment? You've covered getting started with the basics. But how about the next step? Like if someone wants to get a little more into it. Maybe cover somethings they could upgrade too. Nicer shotgun, better decoys etc.

  • @neo-gd3js
    @neo-gd3js 5 років тому +73

    HONORABLE MENTION: The snooze button IS the enemy

  • @HighPrairieSportsmen
    @HighPrairieSportsmen 5 років тому +9

    I've definitely done all of these before at some point. Good vid!

  • @vinnyavitia1989
    @vinnyavitia1989 2 роки тому +1

    Never been duck hunting hopefully going this weekend as my first time and thanks for the good Advice and tips

  • @daleosborn3729
    @daleosborn3729 5 років тому +13

    I've never been waterfowl hunting. Got a lot of good tips from all your videos. Thank you. Wish me luck:)

    • @konnorkorbitz1052
      @konnorkorbitz1052 2 роки тому +1

      Hope you are still hunting!!

    • @daleosborn3729
      @daleosborn3729 2 роки тому

      @@konnorkorbitz1052 I still haven't hunted any waterfowl, but hunt turkey, squirrel deer every year

  • @Dan007UT
    @Dan007UT 4 роки тому +6

    Video starts at 1:58

  • @andrewehrlich5840
    @andrewehrlich5840 5 років тому +12

    Can you please make a video of how to set duck decoy spreads? Ik a lot of ppl make them but I was wondering if you could use like a piece of paper along with it and actually draw it out. I’m pretty new to duck hunting and have just been trying to learn a lot of it on my own bc duck hunting where I live is so hard the guys that are good at it are extremely secretive! Love the videos keep it up

    • @ajmilone9415
      @ajmilone9415 5 років тому +2

      Figure it out your self. Only way you'll learn

    • @tylerm4709
      @tylerm4709 5 років тому +1

      Best advice I can give you is scout your area and try to make your spread look as natural & realistic as possible. 90% of the time I keep it simple with a horse shoe or J hook, but remember bird’s always come into the wind and it’s nice to have a “kill hole” for where you want to take your shots at. Keep at it and you’ll be just fine

    • @nicoeyschuelson244
      @nicoeyschuelson244 5 років тому

      Somethuing that might help your learning process is to figure out wind direction, then set up a crescent looking C or J area curling out away from blind in such a manner as to create a "landing spot" in front of your blind that the ducks will set their wings and "cup" into. There are different variations, but you might find this method to be a great starting point and then as you watch them react to your location, you can adjust for where you see them landing to strengthen your spread to maximize your shooting opportunities. I also recommend a jerk rig or a wing spinner to ensure birds see movement to trick them to cup into your water hole! I hope this at least helps you head in the right direction! Good luck, it's a lifetime of fun even learning how to place good decoys, and you should pick it up fast if you haven't already!

    • @nicoeyschuelson244
      @nicoeyschuelson244 5 років тому

      Also, keep your feeder ducks in close to land, grouping like to like ducks together, and as you work that C or J out away from shore, work out to your smaller diver ducks, this immitates more real duck behavior than throwing them out willy nilly with no rhyme or reason.

    • @mikeries8549
      @mikeries8549 4 роки тому

      Put decoys where you don't want ducks to land. Leave a hole with a clear entry and you can put ducks where you want them PROVIDING that you're very well hidden and not pie facing. 😅

  • @Tommylamb16
    @Tommylamb16 5 років тому +6

    Can’t wait for waterfowl seasonnn

    • @OutdoorLimits
      @OutdoorLimits  5 років тому

      I can't either! The anticipation is killing me at this point!

  • @falconer5830
    @falconer5830 3 роки тому +2

    I hunt plenty of deep water without a boat or dog. I’ve never had any problems retrieving ducks or geese with a fishing pole rigged up with a salmon treble hook with a steelhead slinky weight tied on the bottom. Works wonders.

  • @derekstandridge4435
    @derekstandridge4435 5 років тому +1

    In Arkansas public timber it’s a huge pet peeve for me that people don’t get a good hole or have a bad setup and by 7:30-8:00 they’re running their boat around shot chasing. That’s not an ethical way to hunt and it screws up other people’s day. I’ve had days, as I’m sure a lot of people have, where you’re on the x killing birds and shot chasers roll up on you set in their boat 100 yards or less from where you are and just watch with no concerns with their concealment and just shuts the hunt down.

  • @RetrieverTrainingAlone
    @RetrieverTrainingAlone 4 роки тому +1

    Biggest mistake is not moving to where the ducks want to be. I usually put out a smaller spread to start and ready to move when most of the ducks are landing on the X..that is where to move to.

  • @matthewhargrove7494
    @matthewhargrove7494 5 років тому +3

    Love the videos not a new duck hunter, but have Learned so much from your channel keep up the good work we appreciate your time!! Best of luck this season!! maybe we can have a good one here in Oklahoma this year

    • @joeyjohnson7998
      @joeyjohnson7998 5 років тому

      Matthew Hargrove dude no shit last year here in ok was shit

  • @anthonychurilla8252
    @anthonychurilla8252 5 років тому +1

    Could you maybe make a video about over the shoulder vs backpack style blind bags. Thanks for all the info you give

  • @a.m.routdoors7538
    @a.m.routdoors7538 5 років тому +3

    Love the videos. One of my favorite youtubers. Seems like a cool guy

  • @braydenwarner8025
    @braydenwarner8025 2 роки тому

    Over calling and calling too loud is a big thing a lot of people do, I try to always, for mallards at least, call at their tail instead of at their face. And I give a mellow 4-5 notes of the comeback. Also feed chuckle should only be done in 6-12 inches of water and done in short splits, not super fast and loud.

  • @patternpaper4940
    @patternpaper4940 5 років тому +39

    Skybusting, over calling, decoy setup isn’t natural looking (too many decoys, no movement, odd layout etc.), NOT PRACTICING SHOOTING! Biggest mistakes I’ve seen.

    • @SwampDonkey07
      @SwampDonkey07 5 років тому +2

      Cmon you can never have TOO MANY decoys

    • @patternpaper4940
      @patternpaper4940 5 років тому +1

      Daniel Dudzinski You’d be surprised. Where I hunt ducks come in small groups. I have use 6 decoys and limited out before guys with 3 dozen shot a duck. It’s all about looking natural. I usually scout to see how many I need, but where I go I never use more than 18. If I was hunting a rice field or something I’d want as many as possible. Just depends.

    • @commonsenseapproach101
      @commonsenseapproach101 4 роки тому

      @@SwampDonkey07 actually less is more for decoys. I only take 6 and a robo, and usually turn off the robo after the sun comes up , over water.

    • @mikeries8549
      @mikeries8549 4 роки тому

      Sound advice on both ends.
      There are places where you only see pairs or groups of 3 or 4 and that's it so you go small. On the other end of the spectrum when you are at the point where two flyways merge and you're covered in ducks go large.
      There aren't many places where two flyways merge. If you're into ducks you know exactly where I'm talkin about.

  • @rhettgreen2305
    @rhettgreen2305 5 років тому +1

    I have a hard time calling shots because I always think " Next pass they'll be closer" but then they end up flaring on the 4th pass

  • @jairogutierrezmiami
    @jairogutierrezmiami 8 місяців тому +2

    Minute 5:42 of your video states 'don't shot a bird(duck) if you can't retrieve it'. Hunters, let's be conscious about shooting a bird that's flying a little too far; oftentimes the bird will 'escape', but it won't recuperate; keep in mind, the bird will suffer an open infection, pain, starvation and it may end up as wasted food...

  • @TalonKieffner
    @TalonKieffner 5 років тому +1

    Dude bulk decoy club decoys are the best on the market when it comes to price and durability

  • @mjuberian
    @mjuberian 5 років тому +3

    Sky busting and over calling is what these guys do all the time.. experts they are

  • @pastormiketwoable
    @pastormiketwoable 4 роки тому +1

    Ya deal with back shooting or side shooting, do some sporting clays for the practice

  • @higherthanmost1112
    @higherthanmost1112 2 роки тому

    thanks for the tips. keep it up big dog.

  • @propellingimagery3776
    @propellingimagery3776 5 років тому +1

    Would you still suggest hunting wind at your back, if that would mean the sun is also in your face? Or would you set up with a side wind?

    • @jadynm6796
      @jadynm6796 5 років тому +2

      Wind in your face means they’re gonna come from behind you and that’s just a no go! Side wind or wind to your back or nothing at all!

    • @propellingimagery3776
      @propellingimagery3776 5 років тому

      @@jadynm6796 My bad.. I meant wind at your back

  • @huntersteele9337
    @huntersteele9337 5 років тому +1

    Can’t wait till November

    • @OutdoorLimits
      @OutdoorLimits  5 років тому

      Neither can I. I'm ready for some honkers in my face

  • @jackoff8919
    @jackoff8919 4 роки тому

    I’ve been hunting for only this season and I’ve jumped up on a bird early once for sure

  • @bobcrone6151
    @bobcrone6151 5 років тому

    Hey guys. Long time subscriber here. I’d love some input on the following:
    I’m in NC. Hunt mostly on Eastern Shore MD. Sad to say but the AP is all but dead, boys. One-bird limit and only a 30-day contiguous season. No split. What was once the Mecca of Canada goose hunting is getting really close to going back to a moratorium I’m afraid.
    So I’m 60. Active and fit. Professional vid editor and still very involved in my business, but have tons of freedom finally. Doesn’t matter where I live...
    Am thinking about moving to Midwest or upper Midwest for Oct-Dec this year. Cheap rental, etc.
    My modus operandi is light and fast solo field hunting. Mostly geese. Three dozen sillos and a layout blind. In and out. Leaving nothing but boot prints.
    QUESTION: If you could go anywhere in the US for those three months to hunt geese, where would it be? And why...
    Looking primarily for two characteristics:
    1 - Reasonable chance to have good migratory numbers.
    2 - Reasonable chance to find farmers that are receptive to having a respectable guy coming up unannounced and humbly asking permission...even if they decline.
    Any and all input would be greatly appreciated...

  • @mudshark412
    @mudshark412 5 років тому +6

    #6 Don't hunt with a whiny friend of your hunting buddy you ask your buddy "is he a good guy" and all he does is complain might as well brought my wife

  • @corymorgan5980
    @corymorgan5980 4 роки тому

    Do one over hunting in timber please

  • @mediaistheenemy
    @mediaistheenemy 5 років тому +1

    Your first shot happens on the water if possible. I hunt for meat first and then when the fridge starts filling up we hunt for sport.

  • @2JuiceBoxBoys
    @2JuiceBoxBoys 5 років тому +2

    Keep up the good content! Season is coming soon!

  • @calebmorris4058
    @calebmorris4058 2 роки тому

    You have helped me alot

  • @rallycar7290
    @rallycar7290 Місяць тому

    do you ever hunt in the evening before closing

  • @geraldoutdoors4727
    @geraldoutdoors4727 5 років тому

    Thanks I needed this man

  • @BS-qw1mr
    @BS-qw1mr 3 роки тому

    Josh “ The ducks always land in the wind!” The teal “ are you trying me?”

  • @Bloor11
    @Bloor11 5 років тому +4

    I had the wind in my face last year happen. It was a 2 hour drive from my house and the wind direction was different. Fought ice all morning to get a hole open barely got set up before daylight. However, ended up killing a black duck and a banded drake mallard!

    • @OutdoorLimits
      @OutdoorLimits  5 років тому

      I'd be happy with that! I've never shot a black duck

    • @Bloor11
      @Bloor11 5 років тому

      @@OutdoorLimits I actually shot 3 last season. We get quite a few around here. I'm about 45 minutes north of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

  • @dsmith1236
    @dsmith1236 5 років тому +1

    Not having your gun with you when you go to pick up decoys.. a bird will almost always come into range when you are picking them up. At least for me

  • @elijahg1244
    @elijahg1244 5 років тому +1

    Great video man!

  • @ryanbaker4452
    @ryanbaker4452 5 років тому

    Love the videos man keep doing what your doing

  • @Swygard
    @Swygard 5 років тому

    Great advice.

  • @Swygard
    @Swygard 5 років тому +3

    My grandfather's generation only shot ducks that lit.

    • @gd_gnz
      @gd_gnz 5 років тому

      Brad Swygard my granddad would always tell me, “Don’t shoot right as you jump the pond, wait until their wings raise up and then shoot. You can cripple a whole bunch and finish them once they are on the ground. You can get 6 or 7 that way!”

  • @mikeries8549
    @mikeries8549 5 років тому +1

    The biggest mistake ppl make is appointing themself "marsh pope" and trying to make everyone hunt their way.

  • @wyatt4982
    @wyatt4982 5 років тому

    Ive had 2 of the best hunts on my life in 30+ feet of water

  • @ShotGuntomy
    @ShotGuntomy 4 роки тому

    Why do people start calling birds 2 or even 3 hours befor shooting light? Do they think the ducks are going to stay there for that long?

  • @swampslayer1099
    @swampslayer1099 5 років тому +1

    Keep up the good work love ur vids

  • @Robert_Neepin
    @Robert_Neepin 5 років тому

    Passing on a good chance to make a pile happened to me a few times lol

  • @MultiPowerlin
    @MultiPowerlin 5 років тому +1

    My first comment at the title was we became duck hunters 😂😂😂

  • @57strub
    @57strub 5 років тому +1

    Pulling up too early. Takes experience to know when its time.

  • @derikledford3969
    @derikledford3969 5 років тому

    I have no choice but to show up late. So I won't be avoiding that one. Lol. Sucks when the school district doesn't provide transportation for your kids.

  • @sodeloutdoors8047
    @sodeloutdoors8047 5 років тому +2

    I think you left out the biggest one that guys do and that’s to not stay in their damn shooting lanes

  • @stevensullivan4934
    @stevensullivan4934 5 років тому

    Love the video man!

  • @anthonychurilla8252
    @anthonychurilla8252 5 років тому

    I enjoy the top 5 vids!!

  • @pastormiketwoable
    @pastormiketwoable 4 роки тому +1

    The early bird usually gets the bird!

  • @rippenlipstv5738
    @rippenlipstv5738 5 років тому +2

    17 views 17 likes let’s keep it up

  • @bassattitudefishing1175
    @bassattitudefishing1175 5 років тому +1

    Hunt where the birds want to be. If they want to be on the other side of the pond move.

  • @lathanstokes7690
    @lathanstokes7690 5 років тому

    What is your advice for somebody hunting public land for the first time?

    • @tylermarvier2666
      @tylermarvier2666 5 років тому +1

      Lathan Stokes get there early, do not sky bust, and do not crowd other people. Be at the closest of 100-150 yards from another group

    • @lathanstokes7690
      @lathanstokes7690 5 років тому

      @@tylermarvier2666 thanks man i've been doing my homework already to find the best spots in South Carolina

  • @swagginbaggins3772
    @swagginbaggins3772 5 років тому

    Nice video, I'm guilty of alot of these haha.

  • @drakevandike6888
    @drakevandike6888 5 років тому +1

    What hunter hasn’t looked up a flared birds

  • @Straighttuhnls
    @Straighttuhnls 5 років тому +5

    Another big factor is settling up with the sun in your face

  • @mattdooley8707
    @mattdooley8707 4 роки тому

    did u used to have a dipping channel

  • @samuelbowlin1928
    @samuelbowlin1928 5 років тому

    Awesome video! Btw I subscribed😀

  • @ohioturkey1
    @ohioturkey1 4 роки тому

    You give up on the dux gear ??

  • @whogivesaflockoutdoors8259
    @whogivesaflockoutdoors8259 5 років тому +3

    hunting too close to other hunters. Not all ducks land into the wind some land with the wind. watch some of my videos and u see some land with the wind

  • @blizzymizzy
    @blizzymizzy 11 місяців тому

    I guess you hit that 2k goal eventually

  • @57strub
    @57strub 5 років тому +1

    Number one fault of hunters is movement. Birds will spot movement instantly.

  • @jackhutcheson8134
    @jackhutcheson8134 5 років тому +1

    Not taking your gun when you are going to retrieve a bird because you are so excited

  • @dawsonjohnke1776
    @dawsonjohnke1776 5 років тому +1

    Just got a Chesapeake bay puppy, to bad it wont be ready till next year. Maybe its time you get a dog?

    • @OutdoorLimits
      @OutdoorLimits  5 років тому +1

      I'll hopefully get a dog after I buy a house and get married next spring

    • @davem4193
      @davem4193 5 років тому +1

      It will be worth the wait next year when your Chessie is solid on marking and jumping in the water for you.

    • @dawsonjohnke1776
      @dawsonjohnke1776 5 років тому

      @@OutdoorLimits what kind of dog do you plan on getting?

  • @nathanlowran4526
    @nathanlowran4526 4 роки тому

    2k likes lol... 4.3k let's go!!!!

  • @lukefaulkner1988
    @lukefaulkner1988 5 років тому +1

    Josh i shot you a dm on instagram about the quackyak and duckscovery situation

  • @jordancollar7116
    @jordancollar7116 5 років тому

    Damn I love that shirt! 🤔👀

  • @pastormiketwoable
    @pastormiketwoable 4 роки тому

    on average, if you are producing lots of cripples you are shooting at birds that are too far away. Just a suggestion.

  • @dforr2981
    @dforr2981 5 років тому

    #1- Good Point, but, it took you until 3:26 to get to #2. Sorry you lost me... I'm on to the next video - we like the 5 points because they can be quick and on to the next one. How about providing the information and a quick Video clip of what you are talking about rather than sitting in front of your computer camera lecturing us.... maybe I'll stop back but if it starts out the same way - gone like a Green Wing Teal when the ice starts to show...

  • @brandonmcdowell2602
    @brandonmcdowell2602 5 років тому

    Blind Placement and cover

  • @pastormiketwoable
    @pastormiketwoable 4 роки тому

    They call it dog if you want your ducks

  • @lukefolster9774
    @lukefolster9774 5 років тому

    Love the vids man! Some really good tips you have, shoutout?

    • @lukefolster9774
      @lukefolster9774 5 років тому

      Don’t stop making vids man, I’m all the way up north in Manitoba and I really enjoy the vids🦆

    • @OutdoorLimits
      @OutdoorLimits  5 років тому

      You'll be chasing the ducks soon then!

    • @lukefolster9774
      @lukefolster9774 5 років тому

      A month or so, was given a duck boat for my grad present! So it’s pumping to have duck/goose season right around the corner! Come up here sometime! Some great lakes for ducks

  • @scottpoore2857
    @scottpoore2857 4 роки тому

    Well, there’s about 4K

  • @adrianmccowan8447
    @adrianmccowan8447 2 роки тому

    Too deep…… bring a fishing rod always 😂

  • @BallisticGeneration
    @BallisticGeneration 5 років тому +1

    wind doesn’t matter if you’re diver hunting lmao

    • @greyredmond4187
      @greyredmond4187 5 років тому

      I am going to have to disagree because maybe Blue Bill's will come in but try Cans or redheads

    • @BallisticGeneration
      @BallisticGeneration 5 років тому

      Grey Redmond vlogs I have decoyed both over land when the wind switched and had been blowing in my face so idk

  • @joshuad1299
    @joshuad1299 5 років тому

    Fishing pole

  • @jackwilliams8786
    @jackwilliams8786 5 років тому

    Would you like to duck hunt with me in Tn?

  • @dylandanos1574
    @dylandanos1574 5 років тому +2

    make sure you dress warm enough

  • @ottochristensen1523
    @ottochristensen1523 5 років тому

    What about a night hunt

  • @pastormiketwoable
    @pastormiketwoable 4 роки тому

    motion is your real enemy!

  • @isaaicholder5822
    @isaaicholder5822 5 років тому +5

    And don't let the dog crap in the blind, it may be funny for a minute, but your buddies won't appreciate the humor in it as well as you do

    • @OutdoorLimits
      @OutdoorLimits  5 років тому +1

      Good call.

    • @davem4193
      @davem4193 5 років тому +1

      My dog has beat up the blind on more than one occasion.

  • @pestka7151
    @pestka7151 5 років тому

    2.3k likes

  • @jasoncurtis4938
    @jasoncurtis4938 5 років тому +1

    Good info but we can only stare at you for so long. How about breaking away to some video examples of what you are referring to. It make take a little more effort but your videos will have more appeal.

  • @lukewattenbarger7830
    @lukewattenbarger7830 5 років тому +2

    get a dog for duck hunting!

    • @OutdoorLimits
      @OutdoorLimits  5 років тому +1

      I would love to, but I can't until after I get married next spring and get a house

    • @davem4193
      @davem4193 5 років тому

      So true, I duck hunted for years without a dog. Now I have two labs, I hunt with both of them and I can't imagine hunting without a dog now.

  • @NickChilders-pg1if
    @NickChilders-pg1if 5 років тому

    what are your thoughts on walking in on plubic land

  • @isaaicholder5822
    @isaaicholder5822 5 років тому

    First to comment

  • @neo-gd3js
    @neo-gd3js 5 років тому

    first

  • @trex9166
    @trex9166 5 років тому

    1st

  • @mikemann2053
    @mikemann2053 3 роки тому

    The first 2 minutes of self promotional Blah Blah should be skipped.

  • @crazyferret9409
    @crazyferret9409 5 років тому

    You should always shoot with a dog

  • @bocefus3563
    @bocefus3563 5 років тому

    What does dux stand for? Douchebags unlimited x-strength?

  • @BabyAquascape
    @BabyAquascape 5 років тому

    Too much talk. Wheres the images? Fake thumbnail useless vlog. Its better when you have some photos lol.