08-27-2014, 09:56 PM
The Great Salt Lake marshes hold millions of birds each year and are one of the most important stops for waterfowl on their yearly migration.
If you live on the Wasatch front farmington bay, ogden bay, the bear river bird refuge and four or five other freshwater impoundments hold plenty of ducks to shake your stick at. As was recommended, buy some waders, a dozen dekes and jump on your bike and find some good spots! Oh, and LEARN YOUR BIRDS! Half the people out there have no idea what they're shooting at and that's both bad ethics and could be illegal...
If you're not on the Wasatch front, find a river or pond and the ducks will find you [
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If you live on the Wasatch front farmington bay, ogden bay, the bear river bird refuge and four or five other freshwater impoundments hold plenty of ducks to shake your stick at. As was recommended, buy some waders, a dozen dekes and jump on your bike and find some good spots! Oh, and LEARN YOUR BIRDS! Half the people out there have no idea what they're shooting at and that's both bad ethics and could be illegal...
If you're not on the Wasatch front, find a river or pond and the ducks will find you [
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