I took a guy named Joe duckhunting in timber. Have known Joe for several years and wanted to show him how it's done.
We went out into the timber early one morning. Have hunted with Joe a few times. He won't let ducks land and I've argued with him about this. You have to let one land. Most likely the first duck to land is a hen mallard and we're NOT going to shoot it. OK?
We set up and I had it perfect because I'd hunted the same hole for days. LST comes and nothing. We had to wait about a half-hour or so and then it was on.
I started working some ducks. Then one landed. A hen mallard. Had to whisper, "no, wait".
Then four more landed and again I had to say, "hold on a second". A few seconds later I said look up. Then I hollered, "shoot 'em" and we started blasting. There were mallard ducks lined to land up as far as we could see and more we scrambling to get in line. There were ducks everywhere.
It was like I'd spilled a 55-gallon drum of duck candy on the ground. We shot 6 ducks and then didn't wait much longer for the other two.
YOU HAVE TO LET SOME LAND!