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Duck Season Framework & Limits History
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Brent and Cason look back at the history of duck season frameworks, limits and AHM. And, of course, they dive into the famed and complicated point system that lasted from 1974 until 1988. The guys also address who decides duck dates, the questionable clamoring for a 30-day season, hunting beyond January 31, and the Super Hen theory.
A must-listen for waterfowlers that only know 60 days and six ducks and the "old timers" reckoning back to the perceived good ole days.
Presented by Sitka Gear, Tom Beckbe, Yeti, Higdon Outdoors, Lite Boots, and Gunner Kennels.
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Chapters
1. Duck Season Framework & Limits History (00:00:00)
2. Delta Waterfowl Expo (00:03:28)
3. Season Framework History (00:08:48)
4. Adaptive Harvest Management (AHM) (00:13:05)
5. Impact of GPS Trackers (00:18:45)
6. 30-day Season, No Thanks (00:23:05)
7. Who Sets Duck Season Dates (00:28:14)
8. Flip-Flopping 2023-24 Duck Dates (00:32:45)
9. Public, Private...Same Team (00:38:51)
10. Bag Limits Over Time (00:44:38)
11. Impact of a Unnecessary 30-day Season (00:47:38)
12. The Point System (00:52:35)
13. Million Mallards Harvested in Arkansas (01:01:30)
14. Super Hen Theory (01:05:40)
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