A good day is being out in the field. A great day is harvesting at least 1 bird. Because that's all I need. An excellent day is a limit. An average HUNTING days is 3-4 birds.

Don't get discouraged if you don't shoot limits.

You have to ask yourself: Are you out there to learn, watch birds, and have fun with the chance of shooting ducks, Or are you out there to get your limit?

Limits aren't the only sign of success.

Best public hunt and proud of it. Who cares about limits. It's all about the fun
Of the hunt.

Don't worry about the number of ducks you kill.

Some hunters go out so that they can brag to others how good they are and how many they shot.

Some hunters go out to enjoy the experience and be with good friends, limits or not.

The second option is a hell of a lot more enjoyable to me.

The fastest way to burn out on duck hunting is to set goals for your hunts......whether it is numbers of birds or species of birds. Once you hit those goals, there's really not much to aim for afterwards. And if you don't hit those goals, you will get frustrated.

Just go out there and have fun!!!