Welcome to the born and raised audio experience presented by Onyx

The times are you changing we gotta go presented by onyx all right guys uh... all right guys uh... we're showing up uh... my name's koddy kellum here my born up uh my name's cody kellam here at born and

raised my name's eric scrand born and raised as well and uh you can see by the list of accomplishments

here's the expert right here in the field mr eric strand oh yeah thanks for coming guys uh so we're

going to go through kind of how we approach like our setup and how we locate birds how we set up our decoys, how we set up our blinds, pick our spots to do blinds, calling, you name it.

So if you have questions, though, please feel free at any time you want.

Raise your hand.

Let us know what you want to talk about and we'll go in depth on it.

So anyway, let's get started.

So these are going to be some of the

keys to success on what we're doing day and day out every season to try and be successful

as much as possible, right? First that first one being following the water. And that goes from

the beginning of the season to the end. In the beginning of the season, you've got to find the areas

that still have water. And those are going to be your areas that the ducks have been raised

all summer, they've been living all summer, your first migrators are going to show up to,

and then throughout the season, we're following the freshwater, whether that be areas that the rivers

are coming up or areas that are freshly being flooded. But finding those areas and staying on them is super important.

Why?

Because those areas are where they're going to flood new feed.

And that's going to be areas that birds can hang out.

So fall in the water, super important.

And then, yeah, the next up is fall in that weather.

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