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Five Drakes, Five Different Species

By Kyle Wintersteen (RSS)

February 01, 2012

Delta Waterfowl posted a must-see photo to its Facebook page this morning:



Sent in by hunter Mark Davidson, it included the following caption:


"This photo shows the first and last time I’ll ever shoot a limit that included five different species with no hens, just drakes. Royal flush!"


There are few things more special than returning from a day on the water with a little diversity on your strap.


How many different species have you bagged in a single day?


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1 Response to Five Drakes, Five Different Species

Kyle wrote:
February 14, 2012

What a memorable day. Great photo. I love the diversity of waterfowling. One day you could be hunting a field used by 1000 mallards, the next day hunting a slough used by a variety of species.

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