
All week long Clider called me and suggested we go out on opening morning, who am I to oppose 'The Expert'? So off we went, not to Mudhole, not to Hidden lake, not even in the boat. All those plans went out the window when Clider decided to take a casual bike ride down a trail at Silver Mountain called, I believe, powder puff. We went to The Point.

Opening day seems to be the same every year. It's warm and sunny and you don't see any ducks anywhere. I was happy to see Clider and Peat out in the road waiting for me at 4:30 and we traveled the familiar commute to Anderson lake. I set a small spread of decoys and cleaned out the grasses on the floor of the blind and waited for shooting time. This year was different though, we saw ducks. And not one or two, we saw quite a few of all varieties. There were even a couple greenies that landed 50 yards outside the blind and eventually flew off in the wrong direction. The weather was chilly and some rain fell and I had a good feeling that soon the team would all be together when the hunting got better.


GBCH
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