Saskatchewan Moves to Restrict Nonresident Bird Hunting

The popular hunting destination instituted term limits for nonresidents to limit illegal outfitting operations

Split Reed’s March Madness: Best Gas Station of All Time

We are launching a March Madness bracket of our own. Best Gas Stations of All Time. Yep, you heard that right. Get your votes in.

How a Citation Led to Tennessee Waterfowlers Challenging Regulations on Hunting in City Limits

The case has spurred legislation over who can—and can't—dictate where it's legal to hunt throughout the Volunteer State

New Petition Could Ban Hunting in Oregon: Here’s What You Need to Know

Hunting groups say the measure is a serious threat to outdoor heritage in The Beaver State

Chêne Launches Complete Turkey Collection

Every year, the NWTF Convention unveils exciting new products prior to the annual start of turkey season. Everything from...

5 Wildest Waterfowl Poaching Incidents of the 2025-2026 Season

These individuals committed wildlife infractions a heck of a lot more unusual than shooting before legal light

Everything You Need to Know About DU’s Volunteer Program

These are the reasons why you should participate in Ducks Unlimited's volunteer program—and how to get involved

Louisiana Senator Calls Flooded Corn “Legal Baiting” and “Unsportsmanlike” in Letter to USFWS

Senator John Kennedy claims flooded hot crops are short stopping birds, hurting southern states. He’s pushing for further research

Long Island Hunter Reportedly Shoots Rare Mandarin Duck Believed to be Abandoned Pet

The exotic bird was first spotted in a small town not far from New York City

The Senate Just Passed a Bill That Could Improve Duck Hunting Access Nationwide

The MAPWaters Act will digitize information pertaining to federal waterways—and directly benefit waterfowlers in the process

Should Waterfowl Hunters Worry About PFAS-Contaminated Birds?

Recent incidents shed some light on PFAS in waterfowl—and what it means for hunters

Wisconsin Lawmakers Mull Sandhill Crane Hunt

The Badger State may soon become the latest state to offer a limited opportunity for sandhill crane hunting