<p><strong>None other than French Cajun Florine Champagne, of Port Arthur, nicknamed
“Pie,” took the title at the first International Duck Calling Championship in
1947, using his own Cajun cane call that he made. He was a recognized duck
caller, wooden decoy maker, and market hunter in his earlier days. He was sometimes
called the greatest waterfowl hunter ever. </strong></p>

None other than French Cajun Florine Champagne, of Port Arthur, nicknamed “Pie,” took the title at the first International Duck Calling Championship in 1947, using his own Cajun cane call that he made. He was a recognized duck caller, wooden decoy maker, and market hunter in his earlier days. He was sometimes called the greatest waterfowl hunter ever.

E33 INTERNATIONAL DUCK CALLING CHAMPHIONSHIP CONTEST

Most duck hunters want to know what happened in the olden and golden days when the old timers pursued their love of duck hunting, but not everyone has the time nor patience to read through a bunch of books and outdoor journals. So, sit back and relax as a passionate duck hunter of 60 years, Wayne Capooth, author of eleven historical waterfowling books and outdoor writer, recaps from his 40 years of research the hidden riches and treasures of duck hunting by the old timers, who sadly have all passed away! The podcast will cover all facets of duck hunting.

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