Sitka Gear® Heats Things Up With Its Duck Oven

Sitka Gear® Heats Things Up With Its Duck Oven Create the Ultimate Seal of Warmth and Dryness between Your Jacket and Waders NAPA, CA. Sitka Gear, the industry leader in performance hunting gear, introduces the Duck Oven Jacket, which is another one of the premium items that makes up its new Waterfowl System.  With Traverse […]

BBQ Duck Recipes

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 […]

Abature Outpost Camo Netting

The Net Effect of Concealment – Camo Netting Could you be overlooking details that are keeping birds from settling in shotgun range? Although we can’t ask a duck what it sees, there are a few things we can take into consideration upon setup. Ducks and duck decoys blend naturally into their surroundings. However, some of […]

Duck Hunting Games – The Long Morning Walk

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

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 Memories

by Adam Brassfield Do you remember the first time that you went duck hunting? Well I was thinking the other day about my first trip to the duck hole. It took me a minute but it started coming back to me, my duck hunting memories. I was 9 years old growing up in Northeast Arkansas […]

Saskatchewan Launches New Conservation Program

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 […]

Dog Marsh Dog

By: Bill Fontaine What is Dog Marsh Dog?  “There is a part of the Louisiana marsh that is so deep, so muddy, so full of ‘gators, and so full snakes that you send the dog to retrieve the birds and we call it a Dog marsh. A dog that retrieves in that hell hole is […]

2011 Breeding Waterfowl Habitat Conditions Released

Delta Waterfowl Release Duck hunters will find plenty to cheer about in the annual breeding population and habitat survey, which was released earlier today. Conducted each May by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Canadian Wildlife Service, this year’s survey reveals the second-highest pond count and a record 45.6 million ducks, the most […]

Vermont Duck Hunting

By Cam MacKugler When you think about it, waterfowl hunting is pretty simple, perhaps the most simplistic type of hunting you can do. Really, you just need to hide from the ducks, throw out some decoys and sound like a duck, and chances are you will come home with at least one bird. Overall duck […]

Field Mallard Hunting

By Chris Hustad There’s a lot of different ways to hunt ducks. You can field hunt, open water hunt, hunt shallow potholes, hunt flooded timber, pass shoot refuges, etc. etc. Every state has it’s own unique landscape, it’s own flyways, it’s own style of hunting. This philosophy definitely applies to duck hunting in North Dakota. […]

Greenhead Mallards

By Doug Leier North Dakota has such an array of duck species nesting in the state there’s a good chance most hunters will remember a teal, gadwall, pintail or shoveler as their first duck and instead of a mallard. And there’s nothing wrong with that, nothing wrong with bragging about the first duck regardless of […]