Tier 2 Draws

[Titanxd17]

It seems like you needed to have atleast 3 points to be drawn in Camden, some didn't but a lot of people that were drawn did, and the most popular blind had 1511 total applicants put in for.

 

[West_Tn]

It seems like you needed to have atleast 3 points to be drawn in Camden, some didn't but a lot of people that were drawn did, and the most popular blind had 1511 total applicants put in for.

Did you do a records request or the they post that info somewhere?

 

[Titanxd17]

I do a request, it's all public records if you know where to look.

 

[Levee Jumper]

It seems like you needed to have atleast 3 points to be drawn in Camden, some didn't but a lot of people that were drawn did, and the most popular blind had 1511 total applicants put in for.

Max points for the early season and late season is 3. I believe max points for mid season is around 7.

 

[WaterSwatter]

blind 15 at reelfoot

Ever done a Tier 2 there? Always figured the Tier 2s at Reelfoot were a waste of time. You need 100s of decoys to compete and seems like a lot of work for 2-3 days.

 

[TNGunsmoke]

Haven't done one at Reelfoot, but we threw around 300 for blind 106 at Camden. Killed 4 birds in 3 days one trip, and 11 in 3 days the other. It's a lot of work for not much reward if you are wanting ducks to take home.

 

[WaterSwatter]

Haven't done one at Reelfoot, but we threw around 300 for blind 106 at Camden. Killed 4 birds in 3 days one trip, and 11 in 3 days the other. It's a lot of work for not much reward if you are wanting ducks to take home.

Suppose it beats not having anywhere to hunt at all!

 

[tn clyde]

It's. a lot of work for sure. Had blind 35 last year during the freeze for 4 days. Midnight boat runs to keep the trail open, 2 ice eaters going 300 decoys plus spinners and splashers. 8 of us rented a house for 4 days. Had a great time. Oh yeah and killed 91 ducks. Mallards and gadwalls.

 

[West_Tn]

Haven't done one at Reelfoot, but we threw around 300 for blind 106 at Camden. Killed 4 birds in 3 days one trip, and 11 in 3 days the other. It's a lot of work for not much reward if you are wanting ducks to take home.

Seems like that's pretty much the norm at Camden now besides opening day.