The Opening Weekend Duck Hunts That Taught Us About Pressure

hy is day two of duck season always slower than opening day? Tyler and Matt grade Wisconsin's first duck split and break down how fast opening weekend pressure changes the birds.

From a three-man teal limit in under an hour to a Sunday bust after the ground around it got hunted, they dig into how hunting pressure moves ducks on public land, why downed ducks vanish in small timber holes, and a real-world poison-bird drill on a crippled green-winged teal. Plus: why you shouldn't shoot over a breaking dog, keeping a four-year-old happy in a layout blind for five hours, and motion decoys for light walk-in spreads.

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