2021 DIY Duck Hole Hunting Update

[@ethanmathias7974]

Looks good Colby. Glad yall finally got some rain out there. Keep up the good work!

[@forcemajeur.5138]

Saw your old video of making the impoundment and I am incredibly impressed. I am going to do this one day. You may eventually want to expand it or figure out a way to control the water. (expensive but you could probably figure out a way to divert from somewhere, but I'm not sure where you are located and how much water is around). Is that a random bufflehead? lol. Glad to see your work pay off.

[@colbywalkoviak]

I’m thinking about expanding it over this summer. I have a pond 1200ft away that I can get water from. I need to purchase the pipe and a pump to do that. Glad you like it though!

[@TheTravelMoneyGuy]

Great video thanks for sharing

[@bobcostas1331]

This is awesome. I hunt in Sacramento California area and we are trying something like this. Would love an update! Weird season for us (wildfires then super dry) but we had a solid finishing month in January. How did you end up doing?

[@colbywalkoviak]

It was a rough year. Half the season was dry and the entire season was warm. Never had big numbers.

[@calebnewman9554]

Anymore videos coming out ?

[@colbywalkoviak]

I will make an end of the season wrap up soon. Then throughout 2021 I’ll be showing any improvements/planting for the upcoming season

[@calebnewman9554]

10/4 sounds good

[@davidmiller1081]

What type of millet did you use?

[@colbywalkoviak]

I planted a mix from turners seed. Had Japanese and brown top millet along with some other stuff. It did well and I will use it again next season

[@tellyourfriendsaboutme4219]

Did this area hold water before you built it up / dammed it? Also what is the water source? Just ground water run off?

[@colbywalkoviak]

It didn’t hold water prior, but it would stay moist/boggy through out the year. It’s a low spot that receives a lot of run off. The current water source is run off only, makes it a little unpredictable but 1 good rain does fill it up.

[@MrPholding]

Looks great! What part of Texas are you in?

[@colbywalkoviak]

South eastern