Duck Hunting- Opening Day at the famed "Eagle's Nest"

[@FowlEdge]

Great start to the season. Getting pumped for opening day, thanks Day Break!

[@DayBreakOutdoors]

appreciate it buddy!

[@kylenimmer5927]

Heck yeah boys! Can’t wait for more great hunts this year! Getting pumped for the season

[@DayBreakOutdoors]

thanks buddy!

[@jdrake19]

Well done, guys! Time to get ready again.

[@DayBreakOutdoors]

appreciate that!

[@jacobgiordano2623]

Great video! Love the great quality y’all post. Can’t wait for duck season!

[@DayBreakOutdoors]

same here, cant wait!

[@huntinfishinlovineveryday1424]

Awesome video

[@DayBreakOutdoors]

appreciate it!

[@aricsislo6104]

Man I’ve been ready for season but this sent me over the edge! Great video as always!

[@DayBreakOutdoors]

that is what we want!

[@jonesboyshunting8673]

Great job guys that is one sweet set up you guys have. Keep up the great work.

[@DayBreakOutdoors]

thank you!

[@jonesboyshunting8673]

@@DayBreakOutdoors you're welcome

[@mikeries8549]

Hunted with these guys who thought they could flood a 15 acre rice impoundment with a trash pump. Farmer ran out of gas and bumbled into our camp needing help. One thing led to another and whalla...he brought a big pump, tractor, and pumped from the bayou into our field. He brought polypipe and everything it was awesome.

[@DayBreakOutdoors]

it'll fill up quick that way!

[@mikeries8549]

@@DayBreakOutdoors it took two days to get it good n wet. I had to go get fuel once for tractor.

[@Alpineedgeoutdoors]

Awesome content y’all lovin every second of it

[@DayBreakOutdoors]

appreciate it buddy!

[@FG-gk8ov]

Nice! thank you Hello by Italy

[@matthewblair3970]

Found y’all on tik tok. Enjoy the vids👍

[@bmduckhunter]

appreciate it!

[@DayBreakOutdoors]

glad you found us!

[@jessetimmerman3548]

Man these guys deserve more subs, their production quality is top notch!

[@DayBreakOutdoors]

Appreciate that! Sub it up!

[@huntinfishinlovineveryday1424]

I agree

[@jeremy.h7259]

Love the videos guys keep em coming

[@DayBreakOutdoors]

plenty on the way

[@nayelicoello2543]

Excelente cazerias amigos y buenos disparos🇪🇨

[@jiveturkey231]

I remember my first duck hunt

[@DayBreakOutdoors]

ya it was fun, just like it is now

[@MikeClarkOutdoors]

Season can't get here fast enough here in VA!

[@DayBreakOutdoors]

Agreed!

[@jamiegrady9334]

Awesome!!

[@DayBreakOutdoors]

appreciate it!

[@jeremy.h7259]

This video is getting me really “pumped up” for season!😂

[@DayBreakOutdoors]

love it!

[@gmoutdoorsandmore7731]

Lot of work, but well worth it!

[@DayBreakOutdoors]

dang right!

[@ΠαντεληςΣιοζιος-μ2δ]

Guys iam from greece and i am crazy with this hunting of duck and i want to hunt in your places

[@sikinosiki]

j'adore, c'est mon reve ! organisez vous des sejours de chasse ?

[@petersheridan1990]

What chest waders do you use

[@DayBreakOutdoors]

banded redzone 2.0

[@carterrivas2890]

What’s the song that starts playing at 27 seconds

[@DayBreakOutdoors]

money for nothing

[@ryangray9220]

Eat KFC extra crispy fried chicken. Shoot skeets. Leave the ducks alone and google "pet duck videos" for some REALLY good videos to watch!!

[@tinkandtory]

With all this money they spend on killin' ducks I hope they're spending an equal amount on preserving ducks.

[@jiveturkey231]

Nope they using that money to buy all the shells it takes to knock 2 down

[@tinkandtory]

@UCIr1wq8fpbcc6GXydl4TD1A Really odd to stick up for the rich private land trust fund boys. You do you though.

[@stephenmudd2114]

They spend more time preserving then shooting . All guys who farm for fowl do from early fall to the spring migration waterfowl farmers help more then any other non for profit

[@tinkandtory]

@@stephenmudd2114 Not true at all though. Harvest rate and breeding success are the main factors in waterfowl populations. If they did all of this work and the didn't shoot a single duck then they would absolutely be helping, but killing stacks of birds in a baited hole is a negative on waterfowl populations. Agriculture in northern states and the Canadian provinces is a leading cause of brood failure. Farmers leave little to no wetlands for ducks to nest in and as such the birds have less and less successful breeding as agriculture spreads. This is all to say that the only way to really help waterfowl is to protect their nesting grounds in the prairie regions of Canada. The shame is when people like these guys spend millions on shooting ducks and next to nothing on preserving their breeding habitat.

[@ryangray9220]

I'm with you Blitz! These guys apparently have too much money and too much free time.

[@ryangray9220]

And why the HELL would people like to watch videos of other people killing ducks??

[@jpcox23]

Wow, celebrating and cheering the death of animals... you should be ashamed....