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I have hunted north of 82 3 times and have yet to pull the trigger.

Things slowed way down for my group last weekend. However, I did limit out on pintails one day...in a cypress brake, no less.

All these good hunts we have had came to an end this morning.
Not a shot fired because their wasnt a duck even in the zip code I dont believe. Only thing we saw was flying way way high going North.
Not going to help much this week warming up then big rain storms on saturday with a high of 74 degrees. Says we are to get 2.5 inches of rain in 1 day! Regardless I will be out in it waiting

levi127 wrote:All these good hunts we have had came to an end this morning.
Not a shot fired because their wasnt a duck even in the zip code I dont believe. Only thing we saw was flying way way high going North.
Not going to help much this week warming up then big rain storms on saturday with a high of 74 degrees. Says we are to get 2.5 inches of rain in 1 day! Regardless I will be out in it waiting

I rode a good many roads today in tunica county and saw 1 field that had maybe 200 ducks on it and then a field south of mt trashmore with a couple thousand geese in it and that is it!

We had our three best hunts of the season Saturday, Monday, and today with 60% being mallards, 30% Gads, 10% woodies. Four man limits on all three hunts. Two hunts at Schlater and one by airport in Greenwood. Saw lots of ducks at both places. Some buddies of mine over by Fighting Bayou, just a little east, also had their best hunts of the season. Killed six limits both Saturday and Sunday by 9:00 and 9:45 with 80% being mallards.

i noticed driving through the delta sunday that there were a large concentration of mallards from just south of greenwood all the way through north delta. just below 82 there wasn't much as far as mallards go. of course this was viewing from roads only.