Hunting Ducks with a Muzzleloader

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Hunting Ducks with a Muzzleloader

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Smoke & Feathers video:

https://vimeo.com/111033998
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Re: Hunting Ducks with a Smoke-pole

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yes- great video, i picked it up off a duck hunting board a few days ago, enjoyed it

still need to get my percussion side by sides out --

but you can get carried away with period outfits - years ago- when I did French and Indian war reenacting - we had a small group that always hunted with our flinters in period correct outfits

Trust me, there ain't nothing wrong with gore tex on a snowy day :lol:
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Re: Hunting Ducks with a Muzzleloader

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Absolutely beautiful photography. Thanks for sharing.
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Re: Hunting Ducks with a Muzzleloader

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That was cool Al...
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