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Keep The Water Muddy When Hunting A Water Feeding Area

If you'll notice, anytime you have the opportunity to hunt an area where ducks are or have been actively feeding, the water will take on a "chocolate milk" appearance.

While hunting water feeding areas for ducks it is very important to make sure your water is muddy.

It is important for you to duplicate this situation to give your "set-up" a natural look.

When hunting in shallow water situations, keep the water muddy by periodically walking throughout the spread and kicking up the bottom mud as much as possible. This motion will give the water a "chocolate milk" appearance.

By spending a few minutes "stirring" the water up, you'll give a more realistic appearance which will then help you put more ducks on your straps.


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