Line Dance · Improver

Duck Dynasty (Double D)

A bar favorite that never left the rotation.

DOUBLE D Line Dance Tutorial

We did not make this video — we found the clearest one and linked it. There is no single official version of most line dances, so we are filming the version taught on West Michigan floors with local instructors. Teach it here?

Level

ImproverTrevor Thornton’s sheet

Danced to

Cut 'Em AllColt Ford ft. Willie Robertson

Structure

32 count4 walls

Choreographed by

Trevor Thornton in 2015

Choreographers own their work. We credit them by name and send you to their official step sheet rather than reprinting it. Official step sheet on CopperKnob

Why this one is in the library

Named a current favorite in 2025 line-dance revival coverage.

The cheat sheet

What you are walking into

A bar favourite that never left the rotation. Confident, stompy, a bit of swagger.

What catches people out

Improver level — it moves faster than the beginner dances and assumes you know a grapevine.

How to get through it

Have one or two beginner dances solid before you take this one on.

Moves it leans on

Grapevine Shuffle Kick Ball Change Sailor Step Monterey Turn Stomp Scissor Step

These are ours, written for someone who has not danced it yet — not a step sheet. For exact counts, see the choreographer's sheet linked above, or come to a night and let someone teach you.

How it goes

32 counts · 4 walls · Improver

32 count intro, no tags or restarts. Danced to Cut 'Em All. Confident and stompy.

1–8

Stomp, clap, sailor, twice

Stomp your right out to the right and clap. Sailor step: left behind, right beside, brush the left through. Then stomp your left out and clap, and a sailor step the other way, ending forward on the right.

9–16

Rock, recover, kick ball steps

Rock forward on the left, recover, step the left in and rock back on the right, recover forward. Then two kick-ball-steps forward — kick the right, step it down, step forward left.

17–24

Quarter chassé, cross rock, chassé

Rock forward right, recover, then chassé right through a quarter turn. Cross-rock your left over, recover, and chassé left.

25–32

Point, flick, vine, full turn

Point your right toe in front, then to the side. Flick it up behind your left leg and step down. Vine right, cross your left over, and unwind a full turn. Land with weight on the left so you can stomp into the next wall.

Written in our own words from the most-voted step sheet, so you can read it before you go. It is not the choreographer’s own notation — for that, see their sheet. Most of these dances have several versions; your room may do a different one.

Go dance this week

We do not claim to know which night plays which song. What we do know is where country dancing happens — here are three of the region's nights, and the calendar has the rest.

Stomp
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Saturday · Spring Lake