Thread: Crash course on duck hunting

Originally Posted by 300CALMAN

@Russian 22. have you checked it's interchoke?

It looks like it will take Remington 870 chokes. If so this would be ok as it gives you the key and a 1/4 choke.

https://www.trademe.co.nz/sports/hun...1570677103.htm

I will have a look when I get back home. I never noticed anything that resembled a choke but I am new to shotguns.

Originally Posted by Dundee

@Russian 22. check out the thread game bird diary for all on here.The little ponds that are shallow are mainly night feed ponds only need a couple of decoys bigger ponds you will need a few more.Some good advice on here already ducks always land into the wind. Bigger ponds have eels like @FatLabrador hinted for me to comment.A small line and a big hook under the decoys will keep the decoys moving with a bit of bait of course and this way thee eels get off after having a chew and swimming your decoys naturaly...beats paying for motorized decoys unless your rich.I could send you a caller but if you don't know how to call I may as well send my didgeridoo. Best of luck listen to the birds prior to the season and try to imitate there calls.

What sort of feed do you do? I was thinking corn or something cheap from farmlands.

That's a great idea!!!!

I have no clue how to call. I will give the earlier post about trying to attract the local ducks a go.

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crushed maize is the mickey duck feed but barley or peas probably the cheapest and still good.