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One man show

Posted By:Steve Freeman on 2/6/2010

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Location: Kansas, United States
Ordinary Picture??? What this picture doesn't tell you is how this one man limit was achieved running traffic. This was the last day of the 2010 season, it had rained on and off for two days leaving the fields too soft and muddy to pull my trailer in. I had to leave the full body decoys behind, pull out 8 dozen black and white silo's. I packed in the silo's, layout blind, gun and blind bag 1/4 of a mile in soft/sticky mud. I set up and had the first group of ten come my way. I had to work the birds very hard flagging and calling, at one point I thought I had lost them, when on the fourth pass they decided to committ. At that point is when I pulled off a triple, shooting all three on that pass. In the end, I set up my tri-pod with camera to capture the success of my one man hunt. This picture will always remind me of the day my hunting buddies did not want to endure the adverse conditions.