What Do Texas Weather Changes Mean for Waterfowlers?

We all saw what happened in Texas just a few weeks ago – Subzero Windchills, Ice & Snow – Unheard of stuff for the Lonestar State. Could this become more regular, and if it does, what’s it mean for duck hunters?

A Changing Bayou Highlights Threats to Waterfowl

As the bayou changes, so do the patterns of its seasonal visitors.

Murder on Reelfoot

NEWS BREAK

Mikes Goose Stuffer ‘Recipe’

Making goose stuffers takes patience, practice and skill. Mike Callain gives us the scoop on how he makes his.

Red Legs

Tagen Lambotte on those Red-Legged Mallards we all love to see.

Way Too Early 2021-2022 Hunt Predictions

Who doesn’t love a good bit of nine-month early speculation? What do you think the 2021-2022 season will hold? Sure, it’s hard to say- but that’s what ‘way-too-early predictions’ are about.

Is the Central Flyway Overtaking the Mississippi?

It seems like fewer and fewer ducks are being bagged in the states of Arkansas, Mississippi, and surrounding areas, while Oklahoma & the Dakotas are now prime destinations for shooting birds. Has something changed in recent years?

From the Blind: Missouri and Oklahoma

The latest migration and hunt report, tapping into Missouri and Oklahoma.

The Giving Season

Remember to support conservation groups when you can to ensure strong waterfowl populations for future generations.

Invasive Species in Texas Waters, Waterfowlers Can Help Curb the Spread

Waterfowlers can help curb the spread of invasive aquatic species when using boats during hunts.

News: Waterfowl Mistake Wet Roads for Wetlands

News Flash. Hundreds of waterfowl killed by vehicles in Iowa, early November

From the Blind: Arkansas and Colorado

Checking in from Colorado and Arkansas with updates on the hunting as of late!