Right about the time you think you've seen and done it all, you walk into a Western New York duck blind. Eleven long finger-shaped lakes were carved into the Appalachian foothills by retreating glaciers, and every square foot of their perimeter is now occupied by summer cottages. Following a diver duck hunt within skipped stone distance of a home (and while waiting on pizza and buffalo wings), Ramsey Russell discusses waterfowling with today's guests, Keith Crowell and Louie Scafetta.