Entries Tagged Bird Hunting

Blue-winged teal and early migrating ducks are beginning their annual trek south, and nearly all of the moist-soil units managed to produce food on Arkansas public land are in excellent condition to welcome them.

Breeding duck numbers fell according to the 2018 Waterfowl Population Status Report but hunters shouldn't see a big decline in the field this season.

The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission is proposing to limit non-resident waterfowl hunters on public lands except during specific blocks of the season.

Save money by making your own waterfowl decoys. Here are step-by-step instructions for how.

Hunting pigeons is the perfect warm-up for waterfowl season. Here’s everything you need to target some pigeons and, in turn, get ready for winter.

Teal hunting season dates are set to coincide with teal migration through Nebraska, and the opening day is typically the Saturday following Labor Day.

The Department of Environmental Conservation says it's about to release 30,000 adult pheasants on lands open to public hunting.

If you’ve patterned your shotgun, you know an improved cylinder choke at 30 yards only makes a pattern about three feet in diameter.

Participation in Nebraska's special youth pheasant hunts has increased 77 percent since the program began in 2011 and 42 percent from last year.

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department says there are still some openings available for special pheasant hunts at Springer and Glendo.

Want more for your trophy room? Here’s where to go if you’re targeting canvasback, goldeneye, harlequins, eiders, scoters or Aleutians.

You want a beautiful drake mallard, gadwall, cinnamon teal or pintail to hang on the wall? Here’s where you should go.

Waterfowling offers a wide variety of shooting situations with what should be fairly easy shots that can become very tough shots. Following are seven of the most common, and sometimes the toughest, waterfowling shots and how to make them.