The Magnolia Outdoorsman crew head to a piece of public land in Southeast Louisiana for an early season teal hunt. With a storm blowing in, it made the conditions and hunting tough. The teal only seemed to fly in the breaks of rain and there wasn’t too many breaks that morning. Between the weather and missed opportunity’s the crew still managed to shoot a few teal and have a great time.
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