Logan J. Webster & CAMORETRO

Camoretro. A business built on nostalgia, mixed with form, function, and style. After reading about them and visiting their social media and website, you might just want to pull out that box of your dads old hunting gear and see what you’ve been missing, or what you are missing but can find online now.

Split Reed Spotlight: Ryan Yarnell and VOORMI

Born Different, and Made Better. High-performance clothing built for the road less traveled. At VOORMI, they take a different approach to clothing, textiles, and supply chains. We talked with Field Professional Ryan Yarnell about his history and current lifestyle with VOORMI.

Jerry Talton – Decoy Carver

Waterfowl decoys were at one point, all entirely hand-carved from wood. Today, we pay homage to the days of old with hand-carved decoys for both the spread and the mantle.

Duck Camp Dinners: Chef Jean-Paul Bourgeois

The man with the plan for Duck Camp Dinners

Snow Goose Hunting with Flatland Flyways

Flatland Flyways provides exceptional Fall and Spring Snow Goose hunting, but what makes it such an amazing experience? Will Poston talks with Alex Russo of Flatland about it here.

Rich Hansen

Bird banding and working with waterfowl in Utah. Faces in Fowl feature spotlight: Rich Hansen

Dive Bomb F1 Floaters with Forrest

Ryan Barnes sits down with Forrest Carpenter of Dive Bomb Industries to discuss their latest move in waterfowling; their F1 Floaters.

Spotlight: Marty Roberts of SLK

Marty Roberts of Sporting Life Kennels; a story of dedication, entrepreneurship and bird dogs.

Linn Points – S2 Calls

Ge to know Linn Points of S2 Calls!

High Plains Wingshooters

High Plains Wingshooters offers Canada goose and Mallard hunting in SE Wyoming (as well as Turkey hunts in the spring) and will change your mind on waterfowling in the Cowboy state.

Jack Miner and Miner Bands

A brief history of Jack Miner and Miner Bands

Tom Marshall: Memphis Architect; Speaking to the Future of Hunting Camps

Highly awarded Mid-South architect, Tom Marshall, has a unique vision for what the modern-day duck club now has the opportunity to be. Griffen Walden for Split Reed