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Well my 1st week in AR was awsome we killed a 150 ducks mostly mallards and gadwalls and over 40 geese mostly specks and snows .It was a great time meet some great people AR duck season is closes this week so iam headed home for a few days .Guy we are 11 miles from Stuttgart AR macks is right their by us most soeck limits camoe quit we shoot a 6 man limit of specks by 7;00 some morning thier alot of birds in the area we've been hunting bean ,rice fields and some flooded timber if you wanna book your Dream hunt call me i have a few days open The Duckman 985-414-4997 Roland (Duckman)Cortez

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I can understand that you had an exciting week in AR and had a great hunting experience. I hope you continue to have successful hunting trips and enjoy the contexto outdoors.

You are very successful drift hunters in hunting. However, I do not support that you hunt and sell mallards

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Hey Roland, do you have info on what load to use for duck? Never really did waterfowl, but this year got invited by my uncle to join him :D
My go-to online gun store https://gritrsports.com/ has a few factory made loads, but I've heard that custom ones are much better

Glad you were able to make a living rankdle with this profession. But the ducks look pitiful. I do not welcome your hunting

Being so close to Stuttgart, AR, must have been convenient, and it seems like the area you hunted had a plentiful supply of shell shockers waterfowl. Shooting a six-man limit of specks by 7:00 am is quite impressive. Hunting in bean and rice fields, as well as flooded timber, sounds like a diverse and enjoyable experience.