Insane Duck Footage on Opening Weekend!! | Ten Limits!! | Into The Woods with Rusty Creasey

[@whitefang351]

Gosh, that was fun! Been in similar spots but not often! And not quite that good. Great calling. Very impressive shooting with 20ga too...my compliments!

[@RustyCreasey]

Thank you!! Appreciate you watching!!!

[@richardjohnson9867]

Wow! I’ve hunted AR green timber for 40 years and it’s been 5 years since I’ve had a hunt like that. Those are special! Great job shooting and great calling!

[@RustyCreasey]

Thank you and thanks for watching!!

[@beckergrego9210]

awesome hunt. an arkansas timber hunt like that is definitely on the bucket list

[@RustyCreasey]

Thanks for watching!!

[@marvinlacsina2662]

Wowww! EPIC, EPIC, EPIC! Great Job Sir! Awesome video👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Again, more than the shooting.. it’s the duck show early in the morning that makes the experience great😊

[@RustyCreasey]

Thank u!! The show is the best part for me!!! Appreciate you watching!!

[@kymcfarlin8948]

Oh yeah looks like a good opening mourning that's awesome spot rusty

[@RustyCreasey]

Thanks for watching!!

[@FactoryFowl]

I hope to experience flooded timber someday! For now southern Illinois will do haha great video!

[@RustyCreasey]

It’s a special place! Appreciate you watching!

[@garage-boo5753]

That one guy in charge is the HOLE BOSS and yes sometimes he doesn’t make the right call, but you have to have that one person in charge. I was fortunate enough to grow up in time in NE Arkansas when a hunt like this was common on PUBLIC ground. Unfortunately those days are over and will probably never be back. There is nothing quite as special as good flooded timber hunt.

[@RustyCreasey]

You are right! Nothing quite like hunting in the woods!!! Thanks for watching!!!

[@jeremydawson5969]

Very good video buddy .keep up the good work brother

[@RustyCreasey]

Appreciate you watching!!

[@davewatson3398]

Man, those minutes before shooting time were sick; hundreds of ducks falling in the hole… sensory overload for dogs and hunters. Nice shoot, props for not taking your limits.

[@RustyCreasey]

Thank you and thanks for watching! Appreciate the kind words!

[@dakotaswanke2366]

Ought to start stepping that a game up rusty and shoot a 28 😉 nice opener!

[@RustyCreasey]

Oh I agree! Instead we shoot them with bows on Saturday and 20s on Sunday!!

[@dakotaswanke2366]

@@RustyCreasey have to mix it up just not about the limits these days

[@pedrojsanchezalvarado5569]

Muy excelentes lances de cazerias amigos saludos

[@joshcerasale9502]

1:10 what type of stern light is that on your boat? Is that stick lighted as well? Never seen that before.

[@RustyCreasey]

Can’t recall the brand on the front. It came from mighty white marine. The stick light is made by seaclear power. Thanks for watching!

[@ghostrider1396]

When the first groups land ,do you guys walk them off before shooting or do they swim off into the Timber? Just curious. Echo Creasey model seems to have more rasp but IDK until I try one?

[@RustyCreasey]

Thanks for watching!! They just swim off and never get up once we start shootings. And yessir you’re correct. A little more rasp for sure. You’ll dig it I think.

[@paychannel9622]

Wow is good

[@tw9524]

Awesome hunt Rusty! Your hard work through the summer pays off for sure. Just curious how long would you say you waited after shooting time before you started shooting?

[@RustyCreasey]

It all depends. When you look at the sky and its full of ducks its just best to wait and let most of them set down. I'd say we try to let 80% of the birds set down. This happens mid morning some days as well. The sky will get full and we just set and wait till the bulk of them get down n the woods. Once they set down they will most likely come back the next day. Thanks for watching!

[@davidmiller1081]

I'm newer to duck hunting. Why does not shooting into the earlier ducks help hold more ducks longer?

[@RustyCreasey]

Thanks for watching! Once they set down we can shoot and they just swim away and never fly off. So once you let the bulk of them set down they are pretty sure to come back the next day. This just helps to hold more inventory of birds. Not to mention when the ducks are there all day any others flying over will see them and then come to them. So basically it helps hold and attract more birds.

[@northwindcurls7603]

Been waiting for this one

[@RustyCreasey]

👊👊

[@garynewman4908]

No disrespect. A lot of guns doesn't make for a good hunt. No one knows who shot what. I've never hunted flooded timber in Arkansas but man I would love to with maybe 4 or5 guys and no hen gauges. Awesome stuff

[@RustyCreasey]

I get it and understand! Thanks for watching!

[@number8wirenz360]

WHAT A HONEY HOLE!!!

[@RustyCreasey]

It is a special place indeed!! Thanks for watching!

[@pedrojsanchezalvarado5569]

🇪🇨🇪🇨👍

[@Merritt3246]

15 guns, there shouldn’t be a duck get out of the hole!

[@Randy-gz8eu]

Sincere Respect but 15 guns is not a fun hunt no matter how many ducks are around or killed . Sorry

[@RustyCreasey]

To each his own. I understand.

[@derekdavis8128]

Well what does it matter if they're 15 guns or 1? What would you recommend being a correct number of guns allowed on a hunt?

[@jaacksun4674]

While all those ducks are awesome it also leaves me wondering how the hell y’all can tell who shot what. Wouldn’t be enjoyable for me having joe blow claim all the ducks

[@RustyCreasey]

I understand 👍

[@jaacksun4674]

@@RustyCreasey don’t get me wrong, what YOU yourself do is outstanding but I just don’t like being guided because it takes the fun out of it for me, being the work and calling. If I were 82 and not 22 my opinion would be different. Much love from North Alabama!!