Duck BnB

30/01/2020

Dropped into the local Kerang sports shop and thought some might be interested in this.

27/01/2020

Apparently there are no ducks in northern Victoria??? Would have to be between 300-500 mixed game birds on this part of the chanel alone. Bigger groups than last year at the moment!

18/03/2019

$50 a day 2019 camping special! While main house is under renovations, and irrigation season is in full swing, camping is being offered at $50pp, per night, minimal 2 nights and minimum of 4 people. Campers will still have access to toilets, shower, and electricity.

Irrigation season is here and so are the ducks! A lot of farmers are pre irrigating their crops and therefore a lot of ducks. Morning shoots are offering opportunities but decoy shooting on dusk should be good.

Opening day, the area 1klm surrounding camp held a minimum of 1,000 ducks feeding on pre irrigated crop fields. Respectful true duck hunters only.
Message dates to check availability. Thanks

17/03/2019

A lot of farmers are irrigating at the moment and there are still lots of ducks in the area. They should start to decoy well on the evening feed.

16/03/2019

16/03/2019

11 man bag limit opening day !!!! Great start to duck season and Duck BnB!

13/03/2019

Love it when duck season corresponds with the start of cropping season!

12/03/2019

Duck BNB has installed a brand new secret weapon for 2019 duck opening! The “Werribee South duck caller”!

06/03/2019

That feeling when your Neighbour pumps 16 megs into his paddock a week before duck opening! The ducks have started to arrive!!

06/03/2019

2019 opening weekend booked out!

11/01/2019

I am sure most are disappointed with a reduced bag limit and season. However to put things in perspective, these new limits are almost in line with most states in the USA where bag limits are much lower. Duck hunting in America is massive, so don’t let a reduced season or bag limit curb your enthusiasm. It will just make each duck tastier and more rewarding! So don’t loose heart, we have a season!!! Enjoy and start scouting!

20/08/2018

For those wanting information on the 2018 rice season

Native game bird species in NSW can only be hunted under the NSW Native Game Bird Management Program, managed by the Game Licensing Unit.

The DPI program allows landholders to sustainably manage native game birds on agricultural lands in NSW with the help of licensed hunters who volunteer their time and resources.

If you're a hunter and want to take part in the Native Game Bird Management Program, you need to meet these requirements:
- pass the Waterfowl Identification Test (WIT)
- apply for a NSW Restricted Game Hunting Licence or General Game Hunting Licence and include a copy of your WIT certificate for verification, or
- if you are already licensed, submit a form GB-A to have your WIT number verified.

When the Game Licensing Unit endorses you for the program, we send you a Native Game Bird Hunter Kit. The kit includes your Hunter Diary and all the information you need to know about the program, including the special conditions that apply to your licence when you hunt native game birds.

For more information visit http://bit.ly/NGBMforHunters