Eye On The Sky
STATE’S DUCK SEASON GETTING MIXED REVIEWS
Posted: January 19, 2012 at 5:37 a.m.
Sunrise is near and hunters at Beaver Lake stand ready to intercept squadrons of ducks they hope will teeter on cupped wings toward their decoys.
The forecast called for a 90 percent chance of the sky raining mallards in those anxious days before Arkansas’ duck hunting season opened Nov. 19.
Decoys help draw ducks into shotgun range at Beaver Lake. Mallard decoys are most common, but some hunters prefer a mixed-spe...
Mallards, such as these winging over Beaver Lake, are the prized duck for hunters across Arkansas. Only four mallards can be ...
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Outdoor, Pages 6 on 01/19/2012
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