MEMPHIS, Tenn. Sept. 11, 2017 This week on Ducks Unlimited TV, host Field Hudnall heads south to Texas just in time for a major cold snap. Field joins Ducks Unlimited President Rogers Hoyt and other Texas DU volunteers near Dallas in January. After breaking some ice and warming the decoys, the group experiences one of the best hunts of the season.

When I found out that DU TV was going to Texas in January, I was excited on several levels, said Hudnall. One, by January theres got to be a lot of ducks down there. And two, its got to be a lot warmer than it is in Kentucky. Well, I was wrong on one aspect. There was a lot of ducks down there, but it was extremely cold.

Also on DU TV this week: DU CEO Dale Hall explains how rice agriculture is helping provide habitat in some of the most important areas for migrating and wintering waterfowl. Retriever trainer Mike Stewart demonstrates a unique way to get your dog ready to break through the ice. Slayton Gearin explains how to time your calling to get ducks in the right position for an easy shot.
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