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Danny Fulton joins the show to tell the story of building a duck property where most wouldn’t expect one, along the Ohio River in southern Indiana. In a region outside the traditional waterfowl spotlight, the Fulton family has transformed a challenging river-bottom farm into a true waterfowl-focused operation. Danny breaks down the process of acquiring the property, adapting to the constant variables of a fluctuating river system, and learning how to shape habitat around the three things ducks demand most: food, rest, and cover. It’s a conversation about vision, patience, and the reality of building habitat in a place where success isn’t always guaranteed, but earned. Danny also shares practical advice for anyone considering taking on a habitat project of their own.
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