Entries Tagged Delta Waterfowl

The annual Breeding Waterfowl Population Survey for 2024 estimates nearly 34 million ducks, which is a 5% increase from 2023.

After a two year absence due to COVID, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Canadian Wildlife Service conducted their annual Waterfowl Breeding Population and Habitat Survey during spring 2022. The latest information looks like good news for waterfowl and waterfowlers.

Sadly, some hunters, especially women and youth, face harassment or even threats after posting a photo on social media of a well-deserved deer, duck, turkey or other fair-chase animal.

In an ongoing effort to increase waterfowl recruitment, Delta Waterfowl’s professional trappers recently initiated the strategic removal of top nest predators across 26 sites in North Dakota and Manitoba.

Have you ever fantasized about going off the grid and doing nothing but hunting, fishing and traveling? One young man is living your dream.

Spring is a great time of the year for turkey hunting, fishing and getting chores done that stacked up during winter. But don't forget about varmint management efforts that can benefit other wildlife species.

Delta Waterfowl's annual survey found that usual wetlands for ducks are abnormally dry, causing the organization to believe fall flight will be decreased.

The Mississippi Flyway is home to the longest migration route of any in the Western Hemisphere. Follow it for some awesome waterfowl hunting.