So, first off, you find youself getting out to the spot you want to duck hunt on the river a little late. You find that where you wanted to go there is already someone there (ME). 
Do you set up 100 yds away anyway, or move further away to a different spot?
I hope your answer is to find a different spot, at least 150-200 yds away, but this morning the guy who showed up late sets up 100 yds away from me(might have even been 80yds). 
Second, the guy you set up too close too has ducks working his dekes, he is calling them and they are circling. On their “final approach” they come lower and swing in front of you at about 45 yds. Do you let them go since they were working the other guys dekes and are actually out of range?
I hope your answer is yes, let them go, they aren’t close enough NOR were they heading for your spread. Not this guy, obviously a true sportsman, 
he blasts away at them (maybe because he hasn’t had a shot all morning? Neither had I) and they vacate the area unscathed.
I am NOT gonna miss this when I move to Duluth.
jk
I will not go into detail, but the last time I went out (2 weeks ago), there were a couple of extreme rude hunters out. I finally had had enough, packed my dekes, ran right up to the rude “hunters”, spun a few donuts right in front of their spread and went home. I stripped the blind off, turned the motor around and put it in storage until the river opens up for trapping. I really don’t want or need to deal with that type of situation. I agree it is public land, but ethics still should be shown. The problem is too many people fighting for too little resource.
