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John's Journal... Entry 77, Day 1 Duck Hunting on Idaho's Snake River EDITOR'S NOTE: Outdoorsman Thayne Barrie of Boise, Idaho, loves to hunt ducks on the Snake River near Grand View, Idaho. He and the employees who work at his store in Boise, Sunset Sports Centers, can help hunters obtain information on Idaho duck hunting. Recently I went on one of the best duck hunts with Barrie. QUESTION: Where are we hunting today, Thayne? QUESTION: What's important about the Snake River? QUESTION:
Is the Snake River the one Lewis and Clark went down? QUESTION: What kinds of ducks come to the Snake
River? QUESTION: You've got a lot of Canada geese here?
QUESTION: Tell me about where we were hunting
today. QUESTION:
You can hunt all the way down the river, can't you? QUESTION: You got permission for us to park at
a farmer's place and go down on the river, right? QUESTION: You can ride up and down the Snake River
where the road is and see where the ducks are, can't you? QUESTION: I noticed they've got signs that say
"Sportsman's Access." They encourage duck hunters, don't they? QUESTION:
Tell me about how we were set up this morning. QUESTION: In this spot where we were hunting
in the river, you can get both geese and ducks, can't you? QUESTION: Unlike most places, your duck hunting
doesn't get good until about 9:00 a.m., right? To obtain maps of the Snake River with the best duck-hunting spots marked and to get information on how, where and when to rent boats, contact Thayne Barrie at Sunset Sports, (208) 376-1100, 5804 Fairview Avenue, Boise, ID 83704. TOMORROW: Setting Up for a Duck Hunt on the Snake River
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