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Had a great talk with Randy Neely today....he made a comment that reminded me of some concerns I've heard in the past of how high South Roberts sits out of the water. First let me agree and say that it is, but also that the ducks don't seem to care.....when they want that field, IT'S ON LIKE DONKEY KONG, above ground submarine notwithstanding. more »

house pit

north bridge

north roberts

claypools

shop pit

Id like to know why you pick the one you picked?????

Here is a good hunt, waiting on the thaw to get going. Can't quite remember which pit this was, but it was a great morning.

With all this talk of not having any water, I'm sure some of you are wondering what it looks like when we have plenty. Here was a picture taken at the pit (I love those, alot more character than a pin-up pic at the duck board back at the clubhouse) after a great hunt. This was a 5 man limit hunt, we just didn't have enough dry ground to lay out all the birds. more »

Now that we have this new cool feature (thanks Moo) where you can post pics directly to a blog entry, lets use it! You can post pics of past glory or this year blog about your great hunt and then post a picture. They make for great reads for other members now, and in the off season when you're longing for the season to get here. more »

I promised a pic a few weeks ago and never got around to posting it. Here are the new gates installed on North Bridge. The cattleguard attaches to the rigid framing of one inch steel tubing. There are positive stops welded on to prevent the gates from laying on your head (like many of the old style). more »

Okay Folks, ALOT of work has been done already...but we still have alot to do. The focus of the work will be pit brushing and decoy work.

As far as the brushing, we have newly designed and installed gates on many of the pits and just need to have the cattleguard transported to the pit and attached (they are prebrushed. more »

Hello All,

In case you've been wondering, TRiv is located in the L'Anguille River Watershed. Here's a couple of snapshots that let us guess where rain needs to fall in order to benefit us before duck season...

Sources:
http://arkansaswater.org/reports/LAnguille.pdf
and
National Weather Service WSR-88D Imagery
(this is included just to show elevation variance)