Entries Tagged Waterfowl

The Utah Wildlife Board has approved a higher bag limit and a longer duck and goose hunting season for this fall.

The Game, Fish and Parks Commission rejected nearly all proposed changes aimed at expanding South Dakota's non-resident waterfowl license system, something many hunters in the state have pushed against.

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.

The Robertson family is sticking with its waterfowl and varmint shooting traditions by teaming with Mossberg & Sons to offer a series of 11 rifles and shotguns.

The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission is offering instructional videos for waterfowl hunters on YouTube.

State officials and Consumers Energy are challenging Michigan hunters to go after waterfowl in seven Lower Peninsula locations.

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.

Hunting mallards in flooded hardwoods might be the ultimate waterfowling experience.

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

Today’s waterfowl shotguns are lighter, faster, more reliable and softer on the shoulder than we could have imagined just a few short years ago.

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.

While the sun has yet to set on the 2008 waterfowl season, your favorite manufacturers have already released the newest, greatest gear you’ll daydream about until the 2009 opener. Go on, take a peek. Scratch that itch.