Entries Tagged Duck Hunting

Duck hunters are crazy enough — but those who hunt from layout boats, sink boxes and other at-the-waterline vessels take it to another level.

A 20-gauge shotgun offers lighter weight, lighter kick and more than adequate payloads for ducks. What’s not to like?

Smack in the middle of the Central Flyway is a duck hunter’s paradise — Hooray Ranch in Kansas.

Hunters harvested more than a half million mallards during last year's duck season in Arkansas. Waterfowl Program Coordinator Luke Naylor says that's the highest total in the country.

In a split vote, the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission has elected to change the dates for the 2015-16 duck season from those proposed by the LDWF.

The basic lessons you should have learned in kindergarten apply to the world of waterfowling. Here's how to not be a jerk in the duck blind.

Grandpa knew how to kill ducks without the help of high-tech tools, and his methods still work. Here are the fundamental skills every duck hunter should know.

Is this a true A-5 or merely a 21st Century revisitation, minus the heart, soul and mechanical fortitude that made John Browning’s autoloader a legend?

Louisiana duck hunting this winter has offered a mixed bag of success, although some corners of the state have had better harvests than others.

If you're not on The X, get up and move to it! That's often possible with a portable blind.

Duck-hunting myths get passed around so much they are eventually taken as fact. But it’s time to rethink these widely held beliefs.

The state Department of Environmental Conservation is asking hunters to submit recommendations to its regional task forces for the dates of the fall 2014 duck hunting seasons by April 4.

In addition to the decoy tactics discussed in Part 1, calling black ducks is a delicate subject, too.