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John Burrell on his way to the blind.
Photo: Rob Howard
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Hunters watch the skies for birds.
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A bird in hand.
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A group of hunters gather to compare notes.
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The dock at Honey Brake.
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A lanyward full of duck calls and leg bands.
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Diesel, a chocolate Labrador, takes a well-deserved break.
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Burrell takes aim at incoming birds.
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Diesel eagerly awaits the next retrieve.
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Honey Break’s frontage on Larto Lake means not only quick access to ducks, but good fishing too.
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A four-sided fireplace beckons in the lodge’s Grand Room.
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An inside view of Honey Brake Lodge.
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A fine over-and-under at the ready.
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Drew Keeth makes is way to a decoy.
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A duck strap heavy with the morning’s take.
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