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Okay it's about that time of year again time to shake all the spiders out of your waders and reflock the goose decoys but it sounds like to me duck season might be over before it starts this year what are your predictions for the grand lake area of Oklahoma ??? Many say that low water levels and the rumor that the GRDA hasn't spread millet like they usually do will once again put a damper on the ducks up and down the twin rivers throughout Oklahoma but I know someone always seems to find a honey hole where the can always find some green heads please reply and lemme know what you think...

Oklahoma dove off and running What is your prediction for ducks on grand lake I don't have access to a boat like I used to but we hunted backwater outside of Wyandotte last time I went and it seems like to me that's is where it's at in a nice slough or even a sand bar that is if you can find cover of course

Oklahoma dove off and running Amen pass the potatoes and ammunition we need water that's all I'm worried about

Despite a crazy hot summer and one of the worse droughts northeast Oklahoma has seen in many years the dove population made it out unscathed with opening season being a successful one for me and many other hunters I have spoken with the birds seem to be mainly on the corn patches that farmers around the area have recently cut look for lots of loose corn on the ground this is a good sign maybe a field with some of the stalks still standing will provide enough cover for you to stay outta sight to get birds in the red zone mojo dove provide movement in your spread if you prefer to try and decoy birds and in my opinion don't worry about having to many in your hunting party for a healthy amount of hunters on a big enough field will make the birds stir up and keep them off the ground this is encase you don't have a dog to be doing your dirty work for you Good Luck, Happy Hunting