Welcome to this week's foul Friday Tip of the Week, brought to you by H.P.

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Here's your host, Josh Palm, and Dan and we're back with another foul Friday quick

tip of the week. This week we're talking about something that's super

important as a duck hunter.

It's flexibility.

And what do we mean by that?

Basically, it's the ability to know when it's time to get up

and either move locations or move your spread around or make an adjustment to what you're doing.

A lot of guys, you know, they get out there, they do their scouting, they find where they want to be,

and then they get out there and then they just hope and pray for the best and they're content watching birds land just on the fringe of their spread or just over the hillside or maybe they're able to break off a few flocks but they're frustrated because not all the birds are finishing like they hope they would.

If you find yourself in this situation, do not waste any time.

If your gut tells you that there's something that you can change to make the hunt a little bit better,

trust your instincts and do it.

And it might be, you know,

you've got a permanent blind on this end of the water hole

and you like to hunt down there.

And the first two flocks of the morning land on the other side

your best bet is to pick up get down there and maximize the rest of the morning it

does you no good to sit there and just watch birds pile into the other end for the rest of the morning.

The same can be said though when you're in a spot where you're having a successful hunt.

So let's say you're in the field where the X is.

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