I think the effectivness of a rotoduck is proportionate with where you hunt. If you live up north I think you have better luck. Living here in Texas the birds have traveled a long distance and seen a lot of hunter pressure. They wise up and tend to be more leary.

I' ve used one a few times and haven' t really realized the benifit as opposed to a good spread layout and calling sequence.

Don' t get me wrong, I believe they have benifits. Maybe, I' m just not using it correctly.

Any opinions?