Birds, Turkeys & Waterfowl

When goose season rolls around, we all want to have successful hunts. Here are a dozen tips that can help.

Often the hottest duck holes are among the smallest and least obvious places to set a decoy spread.

More and more hunters savor the challenge of hunting white-fronted geese.

Can a respected riflescope company use its cutting-edge technology to make a bowsight? It can, and how!

Crow hunting is fast and exciting, and a great way to brush up on your wing-shooting skills.

Duck hunter Will Brantley lets you in on his three favorite decoy spreads for hunting big-water waterfowl.

Have faith in tried-and-true methods, but don’t be afraid to change when mature toms send you a message.

Waterfowling expert Jim Spencer offers tips for hunting on flowing waters.

Pass-shooting is a whole different ballgame than hunting over decoys, but it can be done successfully with the right setup.

Some of the best-looking and easiest-packing decoys on the planet get even more realistic for 2011.

Do you need teal-specific calls and decoys to shoot your limit of blue-wings?

Let the coyote tell you what its next move is.

What’s the ideal gun for duck and goose hunting? We can’t pick just one, but we’ll tell you what characteristics the perfect waterfowl gun should have.

Beautiful and challenging to hunt, the wood duck is considered a special trophy by waterfowlers.

Consider your primary quarry – whether upland birds, waterfowl or clay targets – when selecting the components for your shotshell reloading reloading.

If you want to be a better duck hunter, it might be time for you to learn how to call more than mallards.