Nebraska Platte River Waterfowl Hunts

A Typical Fall Waterfowl Hunt:

I suggest that my clients arrive the evening before their Nebraska duck hunting adventure.  I meet them at their motel or at a local lodge.  That evening we make sure everyone has their proper licenses, stamps and permits.  Because I have spent several hours scouting earlier in the day, I will tell them where we are going to hunt in the morning.

In the morning we meet at a local café for breakfast at 5:00 AM.  The café is the choice of many local ranchers and towns people.  You will hear conversations on everything from the local waterfowl situation to the price of corn to the state of the national political scene.  From the café we will head to our Nebraska waterfowl hunting location.

A Typical Day: 

The blinds are heated and feature a sliding lid system that allows hunters to watch the action as the birds decoy and are a breeze from which to shoot. The birds respond to the call and fall into our spread of mallard and Canada decoys.  The first bunch of the morning results in a mallard that sails across the river and into the woods.  My black lab, Danni, has the bird marked.  She sits steady as a rock until I call her name.  On her name she launches off the bank into the freezing water and charges through the current and up the far bank.  She disappears into the woods and returns to the bank one minute later with the greenhead.  She heels to my side and delivers the bird to hand. A great start to another magnificent day on the North Platte. You will truly enjoy your guided duck hunt with outfitter JJ Randolph.

ALSO OFFERING: Nebraska Spring Snows

In the morning we meet at a local restaurant for breakfast.  We decide if we are going to hunt one of our water spreads of if we are going to go a field spread.   Our field decoys are all new full body snow and blue goose decoys along with the latest in motion technology.  Our water spreads feature full body snow and blue floaters along with juveniles of both phases.  We hunt over the finest decoy spreads available, period.  And our electronic calling systems are also simply the best.  We want your days in the field with us to be a lasting memory for everyone.  We unload gear at our heated well concealed blind.  The anticipation of hearing the first sounds of migrating geese is one of waterfowl hunting’s great moments.  And then we hear them.  Here they come!  From horizon to horizon geese are on the wing.  Soon we are engulfed in a tornado of spiraling snow geese.  Another perfect waterfowl day is about to unfold!