How to duck hunt in South Florida and STA’s (Swamp N Stomp ep. #36)
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- Опубліковано 8 гру 2019
- After shooting our limit of Blue Wing Teal, Mark takes a minute to explain how a beginning duck hunter can go out and get started in the STAs. This tutorial covers permits, quotas, bag limits, spot selection, food sources, equipment needed, guns, ammo, waders, camo and much
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Info on quota permit applications:
myfwc.com/license/limited-entry/
Utility Sled from Walmart:
www.walmart.com/ip/Shappell-L...
Quackskins camo clothing:
quackskins.com
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Disclaimer: Swamp N Stomp LLC and it's constituents are not responsible for any accidents, injury, or legal ramifications that result from your actions. The information presented in these videos are based on personal preference, should you choose to adopt methods presented in these videos, the responsibility for that decision falls on you. Furthermore, it is important to stay up to date with rules and regulations that apply to you and the land you hunt on. Be safe, stay diligent, and good luck in the woods! - Спорт
Excellent info. Thank You
This was a really well put together video. Thank you for the information and the respect of the land!
Thanks 👍
Great video, guys. What duck species call would you recommend. I'm a newbie at this here in south Florida.
I would recommend you don’t call at all. By the time the birds make it to Florida they have been messed with a lot so calls often will flare them. The only calls that will do you any good are buck belly whistling duck calls and wigeon calls but they equip very specific situations. Shannon Kelly is a local call builder, his are the best.
I run an elite duck call model is edge
You can read the body of them in flight. Birds are still workable cause I’ve had a lot of luck getting them to get them to comit into the decoys. And limited out the last 3 times I was in the sta south of the O. If you can’t call start off with a double reed more forgiving but will still need to practice before going out and blowing.
Never hunted STA`s have thought about it . Good information
Chuck Smith it’s a good time. Hope to see you out there next season!
Thanks a lot. Great info!
Good stuff thanks for the upload
Very new to waterfowl hunting I didn’t do bad last season really would love to hunt STAs I been trying to find someone to hunt with but I might try it next season.
Sh.... t bro .. I was looking for a partner for this season !!!
Thank you for this really helpful information
Absolutely our pleasure. Be sure to subscribe we have a series of mud boat builds coming up. -Danny
Very excited to get into duck hunting. Still haven’t gone out yet. Working on my permits. Very helpful video thank you
Carlos Perez are you local to west palm been looking for a guy to hunt with have everything we would need just looking for a hunting partner
This warms my heart! This is what it’s all about, growing the hunting community! I hope y’all get together for a good water swatting session!
Ted Rudzinski
Sounds great I’m in Miami but don’t mind the drive
Carlos Perez hey I love in Miami and Danny lives in west palm, and we run a channel together so I’m sure y’all can figure something out lol -mark
Ted Rudzinski that would be Awesome!!!
Thank you for the detailed videos of how to duck hunt South Florida. Subscribed
Great video, very informative
Great video 👍👍
well made video
Great Video, haven't duck hunted since leaving NC in 1999. I drew STA 1 west mid month. Can you recommend which cell to pick or the cells you like in order? Really appreciate these videos. VERY helpful to an old born again hunter.
Is it a morning or afternoon hunt? Saturday or Sunday? The STAs change constantly, hard to say where to go.
Great video. Chara is not a plant, it's algae. It does certainly resemble aquatic plants though. Either way still great video.
Great videos guys .. always watching your videos .. one question .. I have never hunted at the STA .. although I live close by ..one question, how deep the water is !! ? ......because most of the video I see I noticed people always walking around .. what about the alligators ?.. too many to take a dog ? .. i will appreciate your input .. thanks
Ray thanks for watching. Water depth really depends on the sta. For example 3/4 you can walk into most places that aren’t surrounded by a canal. 1W has a canal around every cel. Feb is basically a lake most of the time with some shallow areas. Some ppl do bring dogs out but gators are always around so you must use ur best judgment. If you find the right spot you can walk easily. -Danny
@@SwampNStomp Thanks bro .. I wish I can take my dog but dogs are just sugar candies for gators !!! .. the last time I took my dog with me ...he could not hold it and jumped into the water for a downed duck !! ..i almost got killed with my own gun when my wife found out !!!... she has these informants called " my friends " !!! ... thanks again and happy hunt .
Mad Respect for you guys!
Appreciate it! We love what we do and love to share it. You guys keep us motivated
Great video! Any Gators in the stas?
Lots! But they generally stay in the canals, and you will very rarely see them in the marsh. Check out the video we posted up a few weeks ago of our gator hunt in the STAs!
Is it too hot in FL for neoprene waders?
Early season yes. Late season you can survive in them.