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It takes stubborn dedication and passionate optimism to brave the frosty, wet conditions for the chance to shoot ducks and geese. And yet the tradition continues every year as more than one million waterfowl occupy the waters of the Chesapeake. Whether you are setting decoys or watching the sun rise from a blind, hunting the bay is as challenging as it is rewarding. No one understands that better than the generations who have experienced it, from the goose pits of Rock Hall and Chestertown to the frothing whitewater of the Tangier Sound. Join author and hunter C.L. Marshall as he recounts more…mehr

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It takes stubborn dedication and passionate optimism to brave the frosty, wet conditions for the chance to shoot ducks and geese. And yet the tradition continues every year as more than one million waterfowl occupy the waters of the Chesapeake. Whether you are setting decoys or watching the sun rise from a blind, hunting the bay is as challenging as it is rewarding. No one understands that better than the generations who have experienced it, from the goose pits of Rock Hall and Chestertown to the frothing whitewater of the Tangier Sound. Join author and hunter C.L. Marshall as he recounts more than forty years of stories and anecdotes chock-full of dogs, good friends and fast-paced waterfowl action.
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Autorenporträt
As a former sports editor for the Eastern Shore News, editor of the Mid-Atlantic Fisherman and co-founder of Shore Golf Magazine, C.L. Marshall has received numerous awards for his unique outdoor writing style. His most recent release, A Taste of Eastern Shore Living, revealed the culinary secrets of Delmarva kitchens utilizing locally available wildfowl, fish and game. C.L. received much of his hunting education from the locals of that area who have earned an outlaw reputation with a rich and checkered duck hunting past. He grew up near Saxis Island in Virginia and now makes his home in Pocomoke City, Maryland.