From checking your shotgun and patterning your gun to going through your decoys, inspecting your gear, servicing your boat and trailer, scouting new areas, and getting your blind bag organized, a little preparation now can make a big difference once the season arrives.I’ll also talk about practicing your calling, getting your retriever ready, reviewing the regulations, and—maybe most importantly—setting realistic expectations for the season.And before wrapping up, I share my thoughts on the recent discussion surrounding the draining of the Prairie Pothole Region and some of the comments that have followed. I’ll explain why some of those comments, particularly from people who call themselves duck hunters, conservationists, and outdoorsmen, have been so disappointing and frustrating to me.Whether you're a veteran waterfowler or getting ready for your first season, these are 10 things worth checking off your list before you head to the blind.Get ready. Season is coming.

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