Ducks, Drones and Darn Good Cooking! 1

I take you on a trip to our little Airbnb cabin in Central Oregon where me and Sammie (my travel dog) chill for a week while duck hunting a local marsh, flying long range FPV radio control aircraft, build a horseshoe pit and eat delicious food. It's my first outdoor video, so come along, take a chance and tell me how to make better content!
/ @troynicolls1963

[@lucasrhea6833]

Great video!

[@troynicolls1963]

Thank you Lucas!

[@andrewknotts2172]

Great video! I love duck hunting out there. I am hoping to get out one more time before the new year. It will probably be all froze over but should be some good goose hunting. Thanks again for Sharing your great cabin and adventures.

[@troynicolls1963]

@@andrewknotts2172 Yeah, late season can be a challenge, but you never know! Glad you liked it.

[@ny-dovehunting5602]

I enjoyed a couple of your videos and subscribed. Your content is a positive change of pace from the trend hunting videos has taken and especially waterfowl hunting videos. There are far more hunters that hut alone or with one or two other people with minimal equipment than there are the over-resourced gangs that have come to be a synonymous representation of waterfowl hunting /hunters. As you alluded to at the end of this video, you got off topic (cleaning, repair, horseshoes, etc. ). I think a little less of that in some, but not all videos makes it personable and enjoyable, as long as it is not over done. Processing birds is an integral part of hunting, as is eating them, and I have long said that ample attention to those should be addressed, I would say you did that just the right amount. I also agree with you about doing more than breasting birds and using them for sausage or chili. Looking forward to more content from you.

[@troynicolls1963]

@@ny-dovehunting5602 You just affirmed my personal preference in video style. Thank you!