She is out of NE/FortCollins. The best dog I ever hunted with prior to her was her mom I got pick of the litter and yes my wife did the obedience amd I did all the hunt/shed training
@@simonh3496 she didn’t come from a breeder the mom had one litter amd done we will do the same with Delta one or two litters too many is too hard on them
@@HoltzOutdoors thanks for the reply, appreciate the honesty and caring for her. That’s exactly what I’m looking for folks that take care of them. Hoping you’ll continue posting footage, I’m just beginning duck hunting and have learned a lot.
Howdy sir, just discovered your channel. From what it looks like your on the front range of Colorado. What would you say the best place to hunt duck on that side of the state be? more or the north, middle or south part of the state on the front range?
I hope you are enjoying the content! You are not going to like this answer but it all depends on the weather and time of year. The best thing to do is scout like crazy. If you do t have time find friends who do!
@@HoltzOutdoors Awesome, no worries I prefer to have honesty more than anything else, I appreciate you taking time to help answer, keep up the great content. Enjoy the rest of the Duck Season.
@@HoltzOutdoors I lived in Firestone co and I’m in south Mississippi now but travel all over the country waterfowl hunting... now that I’m filming I wanna get back to Colorado
The stoeger is a great option I personally run the Beretta A400 it’s the best shotgun own amd trust me I have a lot of them if you are looking for a more budget option look towards the franchi affinity
@@connorcalvert6147 why wouldn’t you want the ducks to land in your hole…that’s the whole point. I am confused at your original comment amd even more confused after your second comment. I general when your hunting waterfowl it’s not a good idea to leave anything out we have however put coyote decoys out to keep them out of fields we don’t want the m going in but that’s way away from where we are set up
@@connorcalvert6147 that couldn’t be further from the truth. You will find much better success when the ducks have a chance to get used to area they are using. I only wish we could have left them out longer. You will especially notice that with bigger blinds like a frames, layouts arnt as big of a deal because dressed up right they plain don’t see them which is the goal
Lmao sky busting? That is honestly the first time I have heard that or got that comment. Every single time we shoot the ducks/ geese are literally in or directly over the decoys the farthest shot we took in the video was 40 yards max the polar opposite of sky busting...unless you are being sarcastic in which case thank you 😁
Yes another good flight.. Delta again excelled. Great video.
Thanks again Ian !
Awesome hunt guys awesome footage can't wait for the rest of the season.
Thanks David we should have some stellar videos after this weekend :)
Super chebres sus cazerias amigos🇪🇨🇪🇨👍
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Awesome footage and awesome dog! I’ve got a 2 year old black lab that I’m trying to get into the business.
Thanks for the kind words my man a lot has gone into getting her to where she is now best of luck with your pup! It’s a good business to be in :-)
great shooting,
Thanks and thanks for watching along live :)
Where did you get Delta? Did you train yourself? Very impressive both the shooting and her work.
She is out of NE/FortCollins. The best dog I ever hunted with prior to her was her mom I got pick of the litter and yes my wife did the obedience amd I did all the hunt/shed training
@@HoltzOutdoors I’ve been looking for a lab, If you don’t mind sharing the breeder. I would like to check them out.
@@simonh3496 she didn’t come from a breeder the mom had one litter amd done we will do the same with Delta one or two litters too many is too hard on them
@@HoltzOutdoors thanks for the reply, appreciate the honesty and caring for her. That’s exactly what I’m looking for folks that take care of them. Hoping you’ll continue posting footage, I’m just beginning duck hunting and have learned a lot.
Howdy sir, just discovered your channel. From what it looks like your on the front range of Colorado. What would you say the best place to hunt duck on that side of the state be? more or the north, middle or south part of the state on the front range?
I hope you are enjoying the content! You are not going to like this answer but it all depends on the weather and time of year. The best thing to do is scout like crazy. If you do t have time find friends who do!
@@HoltzOutdoors Awesome, no worries I prefer to have honesty more than anything else, I appreciate you taking time to help answer, keep up the great content. Enjoy the rest of the Duck Season.
@@josephjohnston3664 you too! Good luck 👍 ps dont over look the mountains not as many ducks but the scenery is unbeatable :)
Good deal!!! I miss hunting Colorado
It’s definitely a special place! Where did you used to hunt and where are you now?
@@HoltzOutdoors I lived in Firestone co and I’m in south Mississippi now but travel all over the country waterfowl hunting... now that I’m filming I wanna get back to Colorado
@@TrueSouthernWaterfowlers I am driving through fire stone as we speak crazy coincidence
@@HoltzOutdoors nice! We loved that little town!
Was wondering what shotgun you shoot, I’m looking into the Stoeger M3000 but was wondering your thoughts on it?
The stoeger is a great option I personally run the Beretta A400 it’s the best shotgun own amd trust me I have a lot of them if you are looking for a more budget option look towards the franchi affinity
Why would you spike the hole with your blinds? Bad idea....I put out a layout when I dont want birds to land in a spot and it works every time.
Spike the hole?
@holtsoutdoors If we dont want ducks to short shot us we put a blind or a jet sled next to a hole and it guarantees they wont land there.
You probably costed yourself a few birds by putting your blinds out the day before...especially smart ones like mallards.
@@connorcalvert6147 why wouldn’t you want the ducks to land in your hole…that’s the whole point. I am confused at your original comment amd even more confused after your second comment. I general when your hunting waterfowl it’s not a good idea to leave anything out we have however put coyote decoys out to keep them out of fields we don’t want the m going in but that’s way away from where we are set up
@@connorcalvert6147 that couldn’t be further from the truth. You will find much better success when the ducks have a chance to get used to area they are using. I only wish we could have left them out longer. You will especially notice that with bigger blinds like a frames, layouts arnt as big of a deal because dressed up right they plain don’t see them which is the goal
dude... do you have a duck band wedding ring?
Of course is there a different option lol 😂
Stop sky busting
Lmao sky busting? That is honestly the first time I have heard that or got that comment. Every single time we shoot the ducks/ geese are literally in or directly over the decoys the farthest shot we took in the video was 40 yards max the polar opposite of sky busting...unless you are being sarcastic in which case thank you 😁
@Joseph Roode 👊 someone understands cameras 🙌
@Joseph Roode you think I am not :) shot a 5 man in 45 min this morning 👊
@Joseph Roode if I wasn’t 7 hours away I would grab you lol
@Joseph Roode @holtzoutdoors 👊