Do any of you guys shoot divers down in south Baldwin county? I've seen a few guys doing guided trips there. Was wondering where it was legal to hunt down there. Especially around the orange beach area.

Perdido Key has some solid hunts off Johnson Beach.

Is it public land or do you just have to hunt from a boat? I might stick out like a sore thumb in a center console lol

I have seen people put their cc on the far side of the Island and hunt duck on the side the duck are using most.

I am down there alot is you every want to just give it a shot let me know.

Awesome man thanks. I may hit you up!

You ever see anyone hunting around wold bay?

I was hunting in Gulf Shores about 2 years ago and had the cops come out there after us. I don't know the name of the body water but it is on the right side of Gulf Shores Pkwy if headed south right before you get to the hangout. Police were very nice and just asked us to leave. We were set up in the dead center of the body of water with no blind and about 4 dozen decoys. Killed a good bit before the cops showed up.

You would have been in Little Lagoon. Illegal to discharge firearms in the city limits of OB and GS.

Not many good ducks anyway. Mostly mergansers and buffleheads with side of bluebill and ringbill...and a muscovy or three and possibly a mallard from the zoo.

Any duck is a good duck to me. I go to Arkansas a few times a year so I get my fill of puddle ducks. I just like to wing shoot and watch the dog work. I'll take a limit of divers and a good time any day.

Had a buddy of hunt down there a lot and they did pretty good. He said they would set on the beach somewhere. Not sure where exactly though

Gulf Islands National Seashore is where it's legal to hunt. Starts just west of Ft Mcree and runs towards Perdido. You have to go to the park rangers office and get a permit in addition to all of the licenses and stamps.

A good cold winter it can be very good hunting for pintail, geese, redheads, mergansers, teal, and some gadwall.

You will be fine in a CC boat, park it several hundred yards down the beach from where you hunt. It's big water so most people use big decoy spreads

Thanks for the info! I may have to try that out.