sea duckin'

[waterfowlcrazed099]

This is my first post on this site and may I say I was referred here by a friend and it is AWESOME! I love waterfowling and dabble in deer hunting when the gunnin is slow.

I do most of my hunting in Northeast Mass and Southern NH. I have taken a few rides and searches on the web trying to locate open ramps in Southeast NH. Does anyone know of the best/easiest access in these areas that would be open during sea duck season?

I made a set of 15 pairs of stackable eider silhouettes last year and purchased a dozen old squaw and 1/2 dozen golden-eye blocks 2 yrs ago. Do I need a bigger spread? What are the best spots/tides to try sea duckin'? Any info that anyone has would be greatly appreciated. I have been hunting on my own since I was 15 and altho I do not claim to know it all if anyone has any questions I would love to help. I got alot of help when I started out from old-timers and learned most of what I know from my farther, we are both looking to expand are hunting areas and that is the reason I am asking for any help/info. I am one to pass along everything I know to anyone else. Thanks for the help and again this is an awesome site!

[browning204]

I am glad that you like the site, tell us, who referred you to the site so we can give them a thank you?

As far as waterfowl hunting, that is something that I have never done. Hopefully there is someone here that can help you with your question.

[MK-M-GOBL]

Hey waterfowlcrazed099.......Like browning, I too have not done much sea ducking. Maybe someday but not this season. I hope you can find someone here that can help you out with your questions. If not I have a friend that just submitted an article to the Hawk Eye on sea duck hunting. I'll get a hold on him and ask him your question. I'd like to have him join but I know he's a very very busy person.

I'll see what I can do for ya

MK-M-GOBL

[waterfowlcrazed099]

Thanks! That would be awesome, any info you can get from your friend would be greatly appreciated.