How to Set Up a Goose Decoy Spread Mossy Oak ProStaff Member Cory Dukehart shares tips on how to set-up a goose decoy spread. Cory shares how he uses full body and silhouette decoys and what pattern of a goose spread he likes to use. Watch Now Small Game, Turkey, How-To, Video
How to Use a Goose Flag Mossy Oak ProStaff member Cory Dukehart shares tips on how to flag geese. Cory shares some tips on the best practices to flag geese, why its important and what many hunters do wrong when flagging geese. Watch Now Waterfowl, Video
Dry Field Waterfowl Hunting Mossy Oak Waterfowl ProStaff member Cory Dukehart talks about hunting waterfowl in dry fields. Cory shares decoy set-up, scouting and other tips to be a better dry field waterfowl hunting. Watch Now Small Game, Waterfowl, Video, Mossy Oak
Exciting Hunting When the Snows Come Down This February and March The best snow goose hunting is in the northwestern part of Tennessee in the Reelfoot area, or we can go across the Mississippi River and hunt in northeast Arkansas, where the snow goose season is February 2 through April 25, 2015. I have several friends and Mossy Oak ProStaff members who live in Arkansas, so I often go there to hunt snow geese with them. To have a successful snow goose hunt requires a lot Read More Small Game, Waterfowl, Mossy Oak, Firearm
What about Hunting Geese? Our flyway goose season is set-up to run concurrent with our duck season and usually ends the around the 24th of January. Most of the Canada geese we have in Kentucky are resident geese. For the most part, the Canada goose migration rarely comes any further south than the middle of Illinois. For us to get any geese in Tennessee, the weather has to be really cold. Read More Small Game, Waterfowl, Mossy Oak
Kentucky Lake and Reelfoot Lake Have Ducks Aplenty The big water that I hunt is Kentucky Lake, and I like hunting a 400-acre soybean field there that floods during duck season. To hunt the bean field, we use a cotton trailer as a blind. The cotton trailer is a big, open trailer that cotton is dumped into that takes cotton from the field to the cotton gins. We have our cotton trailer blind parked right alongside a river that’s one of the major Read More Small Game, Waterfowl
