Chesapeake Bay Duck Hunting Tales (Sports)

"The negative public perception of hunting and firearms is predicated on the actions of the few and has adverse effects on many." - Page 121Stories of 1) hunting over bait; 2) hunting at night, shooting "rafting ducks"; 3) shooting ducks out of season by a family member; 4) removing "plugs" from guns; 5) committing violations of Federal game laws in the presence of his children; and 6) even his last story talked of violating individual limits as long as the "combined" limit was met.Where have all the ducks gone???Why does the public have a growing misconception of hunting.Just as many killing stories as hunting stories.....and frankly doesn't seem to have a bit of remorse.

Looking for something to do to satisfy my inner duck hunter this Summer, and this quick read was well worth it. It'll make you appreciate your own tales even more.

This is a very short book with about two good stories in it. The majority heavily involve the authors disdain for law enforcement and his unrepentant lifestyle as a poacher and wanton lawbreaker. These are not good old days stories, they start around 1980 until modern day. I usually give books to hunting buddies after I have read them, this one just went into the trash.

A must read for the longtime waterfowler.Brings back memories of the old times here on the Easternshore. CL Marshall reminds all of us of thegood ole days.Easy read.

Terrific descriptions that brought back great memories of 40 years of waterfowling. Festinating stories that Tom place in our region, the wonderful Chesapeake.

Book is a great read for any waterfowl hunter. Packaging caused slight damage to one corner.

I purchased two of these books as gifts. The feedback I received was very positive.

Great book. Good story.