BBQ Duck Recipes
May 23, 2012 by Chris
Filed under Duck Hunting, Featured
BBQ Duck Recipes – Recipe submitted by fishin444 Start with one whole duck plucked and singed. Split in half long ways so you have both pieces with a breast leg and thigh. Poke meat with fork a few times. Place in a shallow rectangular pan. Add: 1 TBL of Garlic powder 1 TBL of onion [...]
Duck Hunting Games – The Long Morning Walk
April 10, 2012 by Chris
Filed under Duck Hunting, Featured
by Blake Gipson It was Christmas morning and it was dang cold outside. What made this worse was the fact that I was lost. I better start this duck hunting games – the long morning walk story a couple hours before this. I got up as usual at 4am and gathered my gear in the [...]
Wood Duck Hunting Tips – Creek Hunting
March 6, 2012 by Chris
Filed under Duck Hunting, Featured
Wood Duck Hunting Tips by James Benben The first major wood duck hunting tip you need to know is that they’re not a very decoy friendly bird. They will be at the beginning of the season, but after that different measures need to be taken. There are three main approaches to killing woodies. Pass shooting [...]
Duck Hunting Tattoos
By Nick Roehl In the world of waterfowl hunting there are many ways to show your addiction for duck hunting. Some people put 50 stickers on their hunting rigs and trailers while others make team logos using computer programs such as Photoshop. Well there’s also another group of hardcore individuals that show their love for [...]
Saskatchewan Launches New Conservation Program
December 29, 2011 by Chris
Filed under Delta Waterfowl News, Duck Hunting, Featured
Via Delta Waterfowl News – Duck Hunting Conservation Conservation in Saskatchewan is about to take a giant leap forward. Four rural municipalities in the Wascana Creek and Qu’Appelle River watersheds announced today they will introduce the Alternative Land Use Services (ALUS) conservation program. Following months of development work, the rural municipalities of South Qu’Appelle, Indian [...]
G+H Weather Vane Decoys Deal
December 12, 2011 by Chris
Filed under Featured, Goose Hunting
Buy 3 six packs get free shipping!! These words are music to all waterfowlers’ ears. G+H Canada Goose Weather Vane Decoys are the ticket for realism in the field. Simple to set up, light for travel, and they move with the slightest wind always realigning themselves. No more days of getting up and moving the [...]
Mossberg 835 Shotgun Cleaning Instructions
December 16, 2008 by Chris
Filed under Duck Hunting, Goose Hunting
By L. Cater (aka greenster) Here’s the story on the Mossberg 835 shotgun. A friend purchased it for $25. It somehow made it to the bottom of a lake for 6 days before it was recovered. When it was brought to me the outside was clean, but I could not put in a shell or [...]
Urban Hunting
December 16, 2008 by Chris
Filed under Duck Hunting
By PJ Maguire It should come as no surprise that the biggest wildlife refuge in Minnesota is the Twin Cities. I would be willing to bet that there are more trophy bucks, Canada geese and mallard ducks in the city limits of the Metro than there are in out-state Minnesota. Of course this is just [...]
Hunting Teal in Nebraska
December 10, 2008 by Chris
Filed under Duck Hunting, Goose Hunting
By PJ Maguire Ever since I heard of the early teal seasons held by states south of Minnesota and North Dakota, I have wanted to participate in one of these hunts. When I first started hunting with my friend J.D. from Omaha, he told me tales of hunting these little ducks in September. Finally, this [...]
The Memories Through a Duck Band
December 10, 2008 by Chris
Filed under Duck Hunting, Goose Hunting
By PJ Maguire I met Dave Easton in the fall of 2000 at the Phi Delta Theta fraternity house on the University of North Dakota campus in Grand Forks. Dave had a burning passion to pursue game in the outdoors and a Jeep. I had three-dozen mallard floaters and knowledge of waterfowl passed down from [...]
