Sky blaster is a guy nobody wants in their duck blind cus he constantly shooting at birds that are too high, or prematurely...say I've got 6 mallards circling my decoy spread and I'm calling at em, trying to get em to commit.. get em where I need em for maximum efficiency...rather than wait for the right moment when we all shoot, the sky blaster just goes at em on his own, misses em all, and watches em fly away.... And the. Usually gets a barrage of verbal abuse from all parties.
Or he could be a guy set up just a couple hundred yards down from where your set up, and shooting holes in the air at ducks he has no chance of hitting, ruining the chance of them settling over my decoys..... Just a dude that don't know duck hunting well enough to know when to shoot

I thought something like that. Appreciate it.

"Fight for land,die for water"

That sounds awesome for the duck hunting but it will bring a mess of unwanted hunters. Oh well, challenge accepted!

You'll only be able to hunt a few days a week. RC is Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday I believe. Plus you'll have to walk or most people ride bikes with buggies attached quite a ways to their spot. No motor vehicles will be allowed in the wetlands.

They can keep all that walk in huntin, its for somebody else. If I can't boat in, shove the boat off in the brush and hunt a blind, or stand in good cover, ill go elsewhere. Not packing all my gear like that. When the lakes get too shot out n crowded, I've got ponds from tawakoni/fork area, clear to west monroe, la to hunt on. No need in dealing w all that, but I'm sure somebody will put in the work. I hope it all works out. Protected, managed grasslands are what keeps the sport alive and well