Welcome to Southern
Waterfowlers and the home of the Rebel Yell Duck Camp
located in Reydell, Arkansas. Brent and Tim
Reaves are veteran guides with a passion
for putting ducks in the decoys. This
is green timber duck hunting at its finest and truly
the place where lifelong memories
and friends are made. We hope
you enjoy our videos and look forward to hearing
from you soon!
A Flood of Ducks?
Hunters Hope Extremely Wet Conditions Result
In A Super Season
THE FIRST SNOWFLAKES of
2010 fell on Bismarck, N.D. on Sept. 17, early even
by North Dakota standards. It didn’t stick. The
temperature rose to 54. It was, however, an omen, a
glimpse into what turned out to be the snowiest
winter on record in parts of the Dakotas, eastern
Montana and southern Canada.
In fact, the
winter of 2010-2011 turned out to be a winter filled
with superlatives. Williston, N.D., saw over 107
inches of snow, a foot more than the previous record
set more than 100 years ago. Eastern Montana endured
163 days of snow cover, the third-longest string in
history, thanks to 108 inches of snow, the most
ever. It was even deeper in the headwaters of the
Missouri and Yellowstone rivers, where snowfalls
were up to 800 percent above normal.