Hunting, whether in a flooded rice fields or flooded green timber, is a waterfowlers dream come true. The mallards started working us about an hour after opening hour. In they came, belly up into our decoys as Charles would call shot after shot. The mallards responded well to our duck calling. We stayed at the Alamo Court with excellent rooms that are clean as any I have ever stayed in.
Rooms are with two beds, and for two hunters, are included in the package.
They have 35 rooms available for hunters. The second day of hunting began where we left off the day before. For a solid hour, green-winged teal flew in and out of our decoys. These small ducks are one of the most challenging ducks to hit. One drake flew over our heads and Charles and I both shot at a bird that made one of the fastest right-hand turns I have ever seen.