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Argentina duck hunting at Rio Salado consists of pure, unbaited, old school duck hunting in a remote 74,000 acre paradise of a wetland.  It’s one of the very best-remaining high-volume Argentina duck hunts, but it’s real duck hunting. And as the following story attests, waterfowl hunting basics apply:

The Argentine sun gently bathes the wetland in soft, orange light, revealing quality waterfowl habitat in all directions, most of it full of birds: several thousand rosybill pochard, five species of colorful teal, white-cheeked and yellow-billed pintails, and red shovelers.

This is the real reason to visit Argentina—­for the unique and diverse species. But I’m also here for the country’s promise of high-volume shooting, which is why I am surprised when, on my first morning, I do not fire a single shell.

If the remainder of my Argentina duck hunting is to be salvaged it will require adjustment, and a reliance on a few waterfowl basics that don’t change according to hemisphere.

Read full story – Waterfowl Hunting: The Argument for Plan B (link)  -or-  Waterfowl Hunting: The Argument for Plan B (PDF)

Passing Ramsey Russell’s GetDucks.com booth, I saw the King Eider mount and stopped to discuss hunting this duck. King Eider is the known as the pinnacle of duck hunting. Russell told me…READ MORE (PDF)

Referenced Hunt: King Eider Hunting in Alaska

What I can say about Mexico is that I simply can’t wait to go back, and that I deeply enjoyed this relaxing trip. Escaping the bitter northern winter to bag bucket-list birds under warm skies in late-February was purely sublime. That first cinnamon teal was like a ghost from a fantasy, and those undulating lines of brant working inward towards our dekes are seared in my brain forever, locked in with all the good stuff nobody can ever take away from you. Read full story: Mexico Revolution: Obregon Mexico Duck and Brant Hunt

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The days that followed featured more of the same: an almost idyllic schedule coupled with a great resource and great hosts…we would show up to watch mallards swirl into the cut barley just like they do in the old Les Kouba paintings.

Read full story – Sixteen Dozen: Big-spread fowling on the Manitoba prairie

When Ramsey stumbled into an opportunity to go gunning from a traditional sink box in Nova Scotia he jumoed at the chance. From a historical perspective, the sink box represents the end of the market hunting era and the birth of waterfowl hunting as we know it today.

Read full story:  Sink Box History, Politics and Modern day Adventure (page 12)

He picked up the idea from his pal Ramsey Russell of Brandon, whose GetDucks.com organizes trophy duck hunts. Russell’s duck poppers, wrapped around cherries, figs and other fruits triggered some taste bud imagination. “He offers duck hunts all over the world, so he comes back with some good recipes from all over the world,” Nolan said.   “I’m not a duck hunter, so I translated it over into the deer poppers.” Also an adventurer, he explored other pairings. “Just something different.”  Read full article: Game Dinner Cooks of the Wild Side (PDF)

Check out the 2015 Ramsey Russell’s GetDucks.com Brochure.  The 10-page, full-color GetDucks.com brochure is loaded with photography from the world’s best duck hunting experiences, to include trip summaries, available bird species, and testimonial reviews.

View Full-color brochure online: Ramsey Russell’s GetDucks.com – Offering the World’s Best Duck Hunting Experiences (PDF)

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First-ever televised Peru duck hunt for cinnamon teal.  Part TWO of a 2-part series initially aired on Sportsman Channel in July 2013.  With the highest concentration of cinnamon teal in the world, this Peru duck hunting offers Inca culture that seems to be around every corner. This show will bring surprises from the opening bell to the final knockout.  Read more about the featured Peru Cinnamon Teal Duck Hunting

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First-ever televised Peru duck hunt for cinnamon teal.  Part one of a 2-part series initially aired on Sportsman Channel in July 2013.  Terry Denmon of MOJO TV and Ramsey Russell of GetDucks.com enjoy unique duck hunting in Peru, and make some interesting discoveries.  Read more about the featured Peru Cinnamon Teal Duck Hunt

Terry travels to Peru with Get Ducks.Com to a location reputed to hold the largest concentration of Cinnamon Teal in the world. As good as the duck hunting was, in paled in comparison to the local sites and culture.

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Five-star thread counts and white-glove level luxury? Not really- it’s much better than that. Las Flores Argentina duck hunting with GetDucks.com entails huge limits of splashing decoying ducks, some of the coolest wingshooting available in a country that’s full of it.

Read full article – “Roughing It” at Las Flores, Argentina Duck Hunting