Sounds like a typical day on any North Texas lake. Sorry to say.

last week i took two friends of mine on a morning hunt. the law where i hunt public water states that you cannot be within 1000ft from shoreline or a blind. about 30 mins before LST a pair of rookie hunters showed up and set up well less than 1000ft from our blind. i would usually not have any issues about this but these guys were real idiots. one of the guys was standing in open water about 10 feet behind his flapper with brown waders on wailing on a call just for the heck of it. every time i had birds decoying in he got on his primos nag call, without rasp, blowing it like a distressed duck or crappy fast cadenced comeback call. they skybusted everything that came in and flared almost every group of birds that came in on us, and even after we shot some birds he repeated the same thing to try and call the group that we shot at. this goes to show that even if you are new to duck hunting please show some respect for other hunters by acting like a true sportsman so everyone has a good time and brings home a good bag.