That's something one has to factor in, nobody can control the weather. We seen that not long ago when we got hit with 50 to 60 mph south winds and every snow goose in the area headed north overnight. Never one complaint over that, in fact the guide got a $600 tip and several boxes of shell's at the end of the hunt. What gets to me is like on the first trip down there when the outfitter (Top Gun) gives a safety speech first thing then breaks his own rules in the first 10 minutes of shooting light with 10,000 geese overhead and continued to do so the rest of the hunt. And causing us to miss out on shooting. Rule # 1 Nobody is supposed to be in front of the blinds for any reason..that is unless I get a phone call then everyone just hold up until I walk around in front of everyone and get this hunt booked. It will only take 15 minutes or so. Several other of his own rules were broken along the way.
you'd think they'd ask him for GPS coordinates to a prized public land hole I've never seen anyone that wouldn't tell you the outfitter they were using well besides a guy i know that went on one of those tame mallard hunts one time.
