[billcheese5]

Hello Duck Hunting Forum,

My name is Sam, and I am a high school student in an engineering class. My team of students and I are required to invent a solution to a problem. We are interested in duck hunting, and we want to solve a problem associated with duck hunting. If you could tell us any problems you have with duck hunting, or take our survey, it would really help. Please include as much detail as you desire; no problem is too insignificant.

TL;DR high school engineering students need a duck hunting problem to solve.

Survey Link: tinyurl.com/dhprobs

If that doesn't work use: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/...UUxkdVlGMnc6MQ

[jerry]

Welcome, Lemme think of that one a little bit bud. Most duck hunter aren't engineers, LOL. I reckon we could use one here and there though. I filled out your survey, I hope a few of the things on there help you out.
Good luck!

[Fishhead]

I'll think on this a bit too. Duck hunting is kind of a non-mechanical thing. Unless you can make outboards always start when it is below freezing or move my shot pattern two feet (60.96 cm for you engineers) forward without bending the barrel nothing comes immediately to mind. But at my age few things come IMMEDIATELY to mind. Give me a bit and something might.

[johnney]

You could make the little suckers surrender