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  1. 07-21-2007, 11:13 AM #1
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    I live in eastern part of kentucky and i have never duck hunted before. I wondering if someone could educate me about how it works in kentucky. Does anyone hunt ducks in eastern part of kentucky or some of the surrounding lakes. Thanks.
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    Try posting your question on kentuckyhunting.com Probably will get better response to your question.
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    thanks I have never heard of that site i will try it.
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    Move to SE Missouri, or NE arkansas. Trust me, it's the only way.
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    Quote Originally Posted by badbrad
    Try posting your question on kentuckyhunting.com Probably will get better response to your question.
    it is good site. You may even find a few guys who will take you out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Waylonh
    Move to SE Missouri, or NE arkansas. Trust me, it's the only way.
    Man you left out Louisiana!

    Sorry can't help you in KY but if you are ever down south, look me up.
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    You could also try Ducks Unlimited. I'm sure they have a web site somewhere.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Waylonh
    Move to SE Missouri, or NE arkansas. Trust me, it's the only way.

    HAHAHA. I distinctly remember you saying a year or more back, on the other board, that you would find the birds and kill around these parts. It sucks around here don't it.

    allstar .. living in Eastern KY you are going to have work pretty hard to find a huntable population of birds. You might try to concentrate your efforts more on resident geese although you'll probably exhaust that resource rather fast as well.
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