Why do people go duck hunting?

Hunting waterfowl like ducks is a involves many quite complicated skills and tasks. The following describes my hunting experiences. First get the boat ready. Make sure the outboard is in tip top shape. read more

Duck hunting means cold weather, wet weather, hip boots or waders, and lots of layers. All this just to get ready to go hunting so you can wake up at Oh dark thirty and pile that stuff in a truck and ride for an hour to launch the boat. read more

If you can't handle the kill factor, then duck hunting (or any hunting) isn’t for you. Step 2. Find a Friend - if you can. Unlike many other kinds of hunting, duck hunting is usually a social event. Of course, this isn't to say it involves spending hours in a marsh, slamming back beers and cavorting loudly with 20 of your best buds. read more

Groups such as the National Wildlife Federation, the National Audubon Society, the Sierra Club, the Izaak Walton League, the Wilderness Society, and the World Wildlife Fund are pro–sport-hunting, or at the very least, they do not oppose it. To combat hunting in your area, post “no hunting” signs on your land, join or form an anti-hunting organization, protest organized hunts, and spread deer repellent or human hair (from barber shops) near hunting areas. read more