When it comes to hunting late-season waterfowl, most hunters’ interests turn to the last of the duck migration. Newly-arriving birds are what waterfowlers dream about. Find yourself in the right place at the right time and you might be in for the hunt of a lifetime.
There are three key ingredients to making a successful hunt: decoy spreads, calling, and location. With Minnesota’s waterfowl season winding down, now’s the perfect time to review a few tactics and even some old tricks that might help you put a few final ducks in the bag.
Make the most of a last chance to hunt late-season ducks in Minnesota
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