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They are freeloading parasites, probably heard about the NYC election results and are trying to get in on the action.

Cool, thanks for your thoughts. I'm hamstrung by not having all my stuff in WY, both tools/decoy making stuff and just basic hunting stuff (layout blind, for example). I guessed at what I'd need as good as I could, but I purposely left goose decoys back in CT due to size. If I had my tools here...

Good stuff. I agree a high small blind might be fine if that isn't something they see and get shot from. This is ducks I'm talking about, btw - high flying puddlers (the bastards). We have pelicans and swans too that would be great to hide a blind, I don't know how long they will hold out here...

Thanks guys for your collective thoughts... let me reply to everyone in one post. What I'm looking to do is to hunt a open area that makes the cover in Dave's pics look lush - there is literally no cover within several hundred yards, no rocks, trees, etc... The birds are extremely boat blind...

Yes, it is worth it to play the game to put yourself in the right position if you need it and you don't always know when you need it until you do.

It just seems to me that it should exist that there was a one man and dog layout blind.... Am I missing something???? Dog would prefer to be close, less stuff to hide, easier to manage dog and feed it treats, etc...