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  • 18-08-2010 7:22pm
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    pat25c
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    what's a good way of attracting ducks besides decoys ,I have a bit of land that floods every year , tried decoys but the only thing it attracted was a fox , which was duly dispatched but no ducks


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  • #2
    greenpeter
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    rolled barley feed the edges where and when it floods.


  • #3
    jwshooter
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    plum sauces they love it ;)


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    kieran1141
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    pat25c wrote: »
    what's a good way of attracting ducks besides decoys ,I have a bit of land that floods every year , tried decoys but the only thing it attracted was a fox , which was duly dispatched but no ducks
    i shoot a lot of ponds and land that floods, i use barley and rotton spuds, mix rolled barley with mollasses, but in my 30 year shooting there would have to be ducks in the area, i set up decoys and mallard mojo spinner in stubble that ducks dont go to but they pass going back in the evening to the lake and will swing in for a look with duck caller going aswell, 2 of us got 21 mallard this way in 4 evenings last year, would have to be ducks in a few mile radius to attract them in.


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