How far have you traveled to shoot ducks?

[Goldfish]

Canadia to the north, the the Mississippi river on SE MN for south, big stone for west, and east Mille Lacs or the SE post of the state for longitudinal distance.

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[Jrp267]

Furthest I traveled is to the Gulf of Mexico. Hunted just inside the intercostal waterway. It's was unbelievable. Hope to go again.

[ducksmuggler]

I have traveled to central Manitoba, for divers and do for 2 weeks every year. out side of that Iowa, pool 4-9 for a day shoot.

[hillbilly]

I myself have been as far north as The Pas, Saskatchewan, Canada and as far south as Jackson county Mississippi. We had a section we leased in Arkansas for a couple of years, but that got way to expensive @ $10,000 a year when I stopped doing it.

no wonder you said just buy a wis licences

[triplecurler]

That's $1000 x 10 =10,000. Not $10000 each.

[Goldfish]

I myself have been as far north as The Pas, Saskatchewan, Canada and as far south as Jackson county Mississippi. We had a section we leased in Arkansas for a couple of years, but that got way to expensive @ $10,000 a year when I stopped doing it.

no wonder you said just buy a wis licences

Lol.

$1000 just for the location is still a lot to me. That's what my entire trip to Canada runs, and that includes gas money, food, etc

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[triplecurler]

I myself have been as far north as The Pas, Saskatchewan, Canada and as far south as Jackson county Mississippi. We had a section we leased in Arkansas for a couple of years, but that got way to expensive @ $10,000 a year when I stopped doing it.

no wonder you said just buy a wis licences

Lol.

$1000 just for the location is still a lot to me. That's what my entire trip to Canada runs, and that includes gas money, food, etc

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You live and learn, it was a number of years ago and I was better financially, I'd never even consider it again. But that was for a section (1 mile square) that had flooded rice a creek and some flooded hardwoods and for the entire season.

[maplelakeduckslayer]

Been to the cabin near longville...western mn, all over ND, SD for snows. Never hunted south of hwy 12 in MN.

[Goldfish]

[quote="triplecurler"]I myself have been as far north as The Pas, Saskatchewan, Canada and as far south as Jackson county Mississippi. We had a section we leased in Arkansas for a couple of years, but that got way to expensive @ $10,000 a year when I stopped doing it.

no wonder you said just buy a wis licences

Lol.

$1000 just for the location is still a lot to me. That's what my entire trip to Canada runs, and that includes gas money, food, etc

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You live and learn, it was a number of years ago and I was better financially, I'd never even consider it again. But that was for a section (1 mile square) that had flooded rice a creek and some flooded hardwoods and for the entire season.[/quote]
That would be pretty awesome to have to yourself (and your 9 buddies)

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[duck_dynasty]

Going on a vacation to gulf shores Alabama in January. Looking into outfitters down there for a day hunt. Hopefully we can make it work.


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