Nebraska Duck Bunker: The Ultimate Duck Blind
It has electricity, a kitchen, even satellite TV. This Nebraska duck bunker will make your layout blind seem downright primitive.
A view from below. Here’s the blind’s patriarch, Lynn Berggren, a building contractor from Kearney and a Nebraska Fish and Game commissioner. Berggren and his son, Pat, used their home-building talents to making this blind a couple years ago just off the duck-rich Platte River. AdvertisementRelated PhotosSUBMIT YOUR PHOTOSADVERTISEMENTAdvertisement |
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He also calls his dog "SOB"...
"If you cant handle the cold or the weather, get out of the boat and hump it back to the truck."
A buddy of mine told me and some other friends that once. Having a propane heater, or a propane camp stove is one thing. But a house?! Come on guys. Where is the sport in this?
Charlie Elk is right. Where is the line? Part of the ritual of hunting is being cold, sometimes wet and miserable. It molds you, makes you a HUNTER. If you can't hack it, try video games or watching sports on tv. Oh wait, they already are. I know we hunters are all supposed to support each other, no matter what, but this isn't hunting. This is sad.
This takes the hunt out of hunting, the out - out of outdoors and places the focus on the kill.
Some deer hunters in WI are building similar shooting huts with all the conveniences and a bait pile in view of the window.
So where is the line; shooting from your house or cabin and a so called blind?
later,
charlie
Having slugged through more marshes in waste deep water and much than I care to remember, who can blame these guys for a little luxury while they hunt!
I'm sure they've all earned their stripes!
Oh Please, how pathetic of these so called hunter.
I'm 63, consider duck hunting the toughest hunting of all game. Wet, cold and miserable. have duck hunted since I was 15. I gave it up 10 years ago after a great hunt in a layout boat on sandusky bay,lake Erie. Duck hunting has never been for the faint of heart but the way you cornhuskers are doing it I just might get the Bennelli out again given an opportunity like this!
"A flock of pintails locked up and dropped into the dekes, but we were too late getting our guns up." You don't say...
You call that hunting, really?
Nice set up. Go Cornhuskers!
Thats one way of doing it. Makes it easier on the hunters.Wonder how much that cost em?
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"A flock of pintails locked up and dropped into the dekes, but we were too late getting our guns up." You don't say...
This takes the hunt out of hunting, the out - out of outdoors and places the focus on the kill.
Some deer hunters in WI are building similar shooting huts with all the conveniences and a bait pile in view of the window.
So where is the line; shooting from your house or cabin and a so called blind?
later,
charlie
"If you cant handle the cold or the weather, get out of the boat and hump it back to the truck."
A buddy of mine told me and some other friends that once. Having a propane heater, or a propane camp stove is one thing. But a house?! Come on guys. Where is the sport in this?
Having slugged through more marshes in waste deep water and much than I care to remember, who can blame these guys for a little luxury while they hunt!
I'm sure they've all earned their stripes!
Charlie Elk is right. Where is the line? Part of the ritual of hunting is being cold, sometimes wet and miserable. It molds you, makes you a HUNTER. If you can't hack it, try video games or watching sports on tv. Oh wait, they already are. I know we hunters are all supposed to support each other, no matter what, but this isn't hunting. This is sad.
Oh Please, how pathetic of these so called hunter.
You call that hunting, really?
Thats one way of doing it. Makes it easier on the hunters.Wonder how much that cost em?
Nice set up. Go Cornhuskers!
I'm 63, consider duck hunting the toughest hunting of all game. Wet, cold and miserable. have duck hunted since I was 15. I gave it up 10 years ago after a great hunt in a layout boat on sandusky bay,lake Erie. Duck hunting has never been for the faint of heart but the way you cornhuskers are doing it I just might get the Bennelli out again given an opportunity like this!
He also calls his dog "SOB"...
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