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"A great guide and hunting setup" -Tony Accerano, SPORTS AFIELD MAGAZINE
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Equipment Steel, Bismuth or Tungston-Iron type non toxic shots are required. Guns recommended are 12 gauge or larger with shot in the #1 or #2 size working best for ducks. For geese BB's or BBB size works best. It's a good idea to bring an extra gun along in case someone in your party has a gun malfunction. Many hunters bring two to the blind and load one for ducks; the other for geese.
Camouflage raingear, overcoat, hat, gloves, camera, binoculars, sunglasses, thermos, soft drinks, flashlight, alarm clock and camou see-thru face masks should also be on your list. In case you wish to have birds mounted it's a good idea to bring along plastic garbage bags for transporting them to your taxidermist. Game Cleaning Birds can be dressed, packaged and frozen for a nominal charge. Bring a cooler for transporting your fowl home. Steve
McCadams
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"America's Best Known Crappie Fisherman" - Nick Sissley, FISHING WORLD MAGAZINE
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Chest waders are worn by guides but insulated hip or
knee boots are
sufficient. If you have hip
boots or chest waders then go ahead and bring them as we sometimes hunt
a
temporary setup
off the riverbanks, depending on where the ducks are using. 
