The ancient art of sculling as a bird hunting tool with the Jensen Brothers!

Sculling is a method of sneaking up on waterfowl by laying on your back in a special boat with a long whippy oar sticking through a hole in the transom. This method was used by market hunters and is still in use today. In this episode we chat with Humboldt county natives Chris and Steven Jensen about their experiences growing up on Humboldt bay which is the main hub of west coast sculling. We talk about different floats, oars and techniques used by scullers to hunt waterfowl and other things. Scullers are some of the most closed lipped hunting groups you will ever find! I dedicated this episode to my long time friend Bill Pinches of Arcata, CA who was a sculler, decoy carver and heck of an interesting human! Rate and review the podcast please! New episode every wednesday!

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The ancient art of sculling as a bird hunting tool with the Jensen Brothers! is an episode from Western Bird Biologist by Dominic Bachman.

This episode is 01:11:10 long.

This episode was published on Mar 22, 2019.

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