John N. Felsher

Since time began, early hunters knew they could never run down animals of the forests or open plains, so they had to devise ways to bring game within range of their weapons. Even today, no blind often makes the best blind if hunters can find adequate natural cover already established in a good hunting place.
With increased pressure on ducks today, sportsmen must stay mobile and go where the birds already want to be.

Ignored birds can provide exciting shooting action

In many states, American sportsmen can pursue abundant game with little or no competition by targeting species largely ignored by others. Many hunters probably can’t even identify these game birds or know they can hunt them.
Not all states allow rail and gallinule hunting or maybe just certain species, so always check the regulations. However, even in states with seasons, few sportsmen pursue these legit gamebirds.