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Dr. Duck and Billy Campbell continue their freelance trip in the Dakotas; there's an abundance of water, which has the mallards spread out in potholes and flooded fields.
"Kicks Chokes"
Realtree's Cole Barthel compares the performance of the High Flyer Series of Kicks choke tubes to help you determine which one is best for your duck hunting scenario.
S4, EP16 "Timber Duck Hunt: Birds Fly Early in Louisiana"
With strange conditions following the opening of the second split, Cole and the Black Cloud crew struggle to find ducks; luckily a good friend has a pocket of Timber that is holding birds and invites the guys along for a shoot.
"Cooking A Crane"
Team Realtree wraps up their trip to Canada with some of their harvest on the grill. Which tastes better, Sandhill Crane or Speckle Belly?
S4, EP11 "1000 Ducks in the Hole--Once in a Lifetime Duck Hunt"
"Realtree's" Cole Barthel, Kyle Barefield, Stephen McNelly and Producer Matt Garger go off grid to 'find the x'; hunting ducks from a boat won't be an easy task for the crew.
S4, EP25 "Holdin' Birds Late Season: Late Season Duck Limits"
With duck seasons coming to a close across the country, Realtree's crews head to East Central Louisiana to hunt ducks at Honey Brake Lodge; there's still plenty of ducks in the area after the arctic cold snap the affected the country.
S4, EP21 "Duck, Billy Campbell, Rusty Creasey, and Pitts hunt with Black Cloud"
Realtree's crew of waterfowl hunters get together for their annual Louisiana duck hunt; Dr. Duck, Billy Campbell, Rusty Creasey, and Michael Pitts head down south to get on the ducks.
S4, EP16 "Timber Duck Hunt: Birds Fly Early in Louisiana"
With strange conditions following the opening of the second split, Cole and the Black Cloud crew struggle to find ducks; luckily a good friend has a pocket of Timber that is holding birds and invites the guys along for a shoot.
S4, EP5 "Dr. Duck Hunts Louisiana Gators"
Dr. Duck checks one off the bucket list when he hunts alligators for the first time.
