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Waterfowl Hunting Memories
By Chris Hustad
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Well here I am, back in another airplane for a cross country trip home from work. As I write this I'm on the first lag of my trip back to North Dakota from Blacksburg, Virginia. After a long exhausting week, it feels good to know I'm going home. And this isn't just any ordinary trip home, four hours after I arrive home I'll be packed and heading up to Saskatchewan for a week of much needed goose hunting. With the anticipation steadily increasing I looked to my photo album to look back at some memorable waterfowl hunting memories.
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At the end of September of this year, I was able to take my neighbors son out for his first duck. It sure puts things in perspective when you can relive what it was like for this first time.
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This was one of the strangest fogs I ever hunted in a couple years back. It was so thick and low you could almost pull at it like cotton candy.
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I love the late season, and this day was no exception.
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You never know what you'll run across while scouting.
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Admiring some October Saskatchewan mallards
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I gotta say this was the first time I'd ever had geese come in through the smog.
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Opening morning in 2005, we were absolutely swarmed with ducks. After a quick 5-man limit I sat back and took pictures.
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Tyler "GB3" Ellenson out messing with the decoys in the spring. This was our first major migration day after a long winter.
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Some of my favorite hunting partners are the father/son team of Greg (Old Hunter) and Taylor (Maverick) Ells. We were able to get together this past spring for a couple of memorable snow goose hunts.
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Here I am taking another day off from shooting to capture the memories. There is nothing like the feeling of archiving your hunting for future generations.
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Take some time to document your waterfowl hunting memories......they will last a lifetime.
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