Birds, Turkeys & Waterfowl

Why is it that big game hunters are fanatical scouters, but many turkey hunters can’t seem to find the time?...

Sure they can. At least that’s true for the wild turkey, but not so much for the domesticated bird. And while it may not surprise most hunters that turkeys can fly, do you know just how fast these birds are?

Springtime often means turkey hunting, but that doesn’t mean coyotes get a free pass.

Why is it that big game hunters are fanatical scouters, but many turkey hunters can’t seem to find the time?...

"It's hard to tell whether a turkey at a grave site is meant as a companion, a snack, or a status symbol, but any of those options elevate the turkey above an ordinary bird," says Aurelie Manin, an archaeologist at the University of York.

144 turkey loads through two barrels and four different choke tubes later, the new Mossberg 500 FLEX is ready to rock.

SITKA's new Delta Waders are just what waterfowlers have been asking for — quality waders that aren't miserable to wear.

How is the waterfowl flying in your area? Check out the 2017-18 season summary for waterfowl patterns in the Pacific flyway.

See the 2017-18 season summary for waterfowl patterns in the Mississippi flyway.

How is waterfowl in your area? Check out the 2017-18 season summary for waterfowl patterns in the Central flyway.

How is waterfowl flying in your area? Check out the 2017-18 season summary for waterfowl patterns in the Atlantic flyway.

How is waterfowl flying in your area? Check out the 2017-18 season summary for waterfowl patterns in Canada.

The bodies of water, environment and region guided boat builders when making these three southern duck boats. Can you guess which three made our list?

When and how you feed your hunting dog will have an effect on his performance in the field. Here's the best time and the best way to feed him.

Breaking is a terrible habit for a retriever to get into. Here's how to train your gundog to be steady and not break at the shot.

Snow geese are notoriously spooky. Ditch the camo and the layout blinds and learn how to really hide in a snow-goose field.

If you're willing to put in the work, there's no better place than Arkansas to knock down rice field mallards.