There is a whole lot to be said for this spring work. And it"s all good. The water is getting a little warmer every day, instead of a little colder, and the air temperature is doing the same. There"s more daylight. And it seems like the ducks and geese are much easier to decoy. I guess not getting shot at makes a big difference.
Shooting waterfowl with a camera is, well, it"s OK. But you don"t get the pleasure of watching the dog work, and I"ll bet the farm that film doesn"t taste very good. No matter how you fix it.
From what I"ve learned about waterfowl hunters, there really is a “killing factor”. It"s not the thrill of killing. No, it"s not that. It seems to have something to do with the overall hunting experience not being quite complete without bringing the bird to hand.
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