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It’s presumptuous and risky handing out shooting tips. I’m not a particularly good shot, but I figure there’s somebody out there who can benefit from my experience, so here are some opinions that may help. Especially with ducks, late season produces the toughest shots. Last Wednesday, I joined my friend Tom Billingsley at Los Banos Wildlife Area [...]

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  After nearly a full season of evaluation, I’ve got a pretty good handle on the Final Approach Duck Boat. I took my evaluation seriously and conducted all my duck hunting from the Final Approach to date. I even hunted from the boat all of the time – until this last weekend. In fact, I’d [...]

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It was a different kind of opening day at Mayberry this year. Arriving on Friday, I cleaned and vacuumed, toured the property and hauled the final approach duck boat out and into the pond. I used the Honda Rancher to tow the boat, which worked well. After the launch, I found the small craft to be quite [...]

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Here’s the boat as it looks in my garage.   I could probably get along without it for the opener, but I’m interested in testing it out. If I get frustrated, I’ll just hide in the cattails. It will look beter in the water than in my garage. I’ll  use my gillie suit to cover my [...]

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The Final Approach duck boat has been in my garage now for two months or more. Its sitting on two saw horses and I’ve purposefully left it there so I can check it out and think it over each time I pass by. I assembled the blind for the boat about a month ago and was immediately [...]

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What limited experience I have related to hunting ducks from boats is that it doesn’t work very well. A friend of mine once owned a boat called “The Duck Boat.” It was a 17 foot boat designed specifically for duck hunting. It looked great, stayed afloat in terrific storms and was very comfortable. Cost? About [...]

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