Anybody care to school me in how the Broad River Waterfowl Management Area works on draw hunts? This is my 3rd year up here in SC and I got drawn for a date in January up there. Seems a lot of the areas down by the coast have very clear instructions on what to bring, what not to bring, dekes, boats, conditions etc; but the Broad River page is really vague. How does blind/spot selection work - is it first come first serve selection or assigned or...? I don't have a dog and will be alone - never minded working hard on a hunt, just need to know what to expect. Down in FL, you get to take 2 guests on any draw hunt, I see it's not like that up here. Based on the map I was able to find of the property it looks like mostly walk in, no need for a boat or kayak? Please tell me if that's wrong. Dekes I should be packing in my bag? Most of my old gear is from years of hunting salt marsh in FL where I'm from, so dekes are not many mallards, mostly GWT/BWT, widgeon, coots, divers and few woodies - any advice at all welcome. I was not able to find any info on scouting - are there scout days for these cat1 properties up here?
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