Entries Tagged Duck Hunting

Duck hunters can tote all the gear they need for a long, successful day in the blind with the Cupped Waterfowl Hunting Backpack.

The author and his son put a Frogg Toggs Grand Refuge 3.0 wader to a season-long torture test on public land sloughs.

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

Waterfowl hunters often must endure brutal conditions — mud, rain, cold and snow — in pursuit of ducks, so they need a dependable shotgun. Here are five of the best for 2023.

Chuck Black’s road to winning the 2023 Federal Duck Stamp Contest began in spring 2020 with a photography trip to Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge in Montana, where he discovered one very special northern pintail drake.

The Cupped Waterfowl Wader Bag offers hunters a convenient solution for transporting wet, filthy waders after a day in the field.

An April 2023 jury trial has been set for a landowner charged in harassing a group of duck hunters in east-central North Dakota.

Dusty Sinclair of Sugarbelle Sweets in Corpus Christi, Texas, creates the absolute best in outdoor-themed custom cakes.

If you’re a waterfowl hunter, then you’ll appreciate this incredible drone video that captures a large group of ducks — mallards specifically — as they lock their wings and drop their landing gear.

When it comes to tough-to-hit targets with a bow, perhaps nothing compares to a fast-flying duck.

Minnesota artist Joe Hautman wins the annual Federal Duck Stamp Competition for the sixth time, tying his brother Jim for the most ever.

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.

From fishing to hunting, a 12-foot jon boat can be the smartest gear purchase you make in your lifetime.

If you have wood duck houses on your property, be sure to complete annual maintenance on them before the ducks arrive.