DUCK HUNTING Texas | HUGE FLOCKS On Public Land (Sub-Zero Temps)

Hunting in sub-zero temperatures in Texas is something that I never thought I’d get to do. However, when the Arctic blast hit this past January the temps plummeted and the ducks showed up big time! Owen and I headed out to try hunting a public land marsh on a lake that I was hoping would have enough open water to hold some of the more hearty birds like mallards, pintails, and teal. It ended up being a morning full of surprises with some great decoying action, huge flocks, and unexpected visitors in the spread. Thanks for watching and I hope you enjoy!

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5 Comments

  1. I’m a deer hunter just got into duck hunting went my first time in tx today and only saw 3 ducks couldn’t get any shots. Are ducks really hit or miss on some days? I’m used to deer so I’m not sure how ducks act

  2. Hey so is this like south texas salt marsh or somewhere else? Cause i hunt the south texas salt marshs and have always wanted a south texas mallard and itd be cool to get some geese, so if you could give me like a town name that woukd help me ALOT, so thank you if you do!

  3. Question when you’re hunting areas like this do you recommend less or more decoys or personal preference ❤

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