When the Weather Isn’t Right… Water Motion Becomes EVERYTHING in the Timber
About this episode
The episode discusses the importance of water motion in decoy spreads for hunting timber ducks on calm days.
Public land timber ducks see a ton of pressure, and on those calm “dead” weather days, water motion can make all the difference. In this video, we break down why adding realistic movement to your spread is crucial when the water looks like glass, plus different decoy and motion techniques we use to create a more natural look for working birds. If you hunt flooded timber with your buddies and struggle on calm days, this one’s for you.
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Host: Jacob Roberie
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