Pacific Black Brant: The Migrating Wonder

It’s become an elusive ‘bucket list’ bird. There was a time when they were more easily targeted and accessed by waterfowlers across the west coast. What’s changed and where have they gone?

Putting Your Money Where Your Birds Aren’t

Support the organizations that support your lifestyle and our hunting culture.

Guiding on Public Land

Guiding on public land is an often controversial subject. They are lands that belong to all American citizens, but the idea of some folks profiting off them doesn’t always sit well with others..

Charlie Summerville, Trophy Sea Ducks

For many, it is a once-in-a-lifetime sort of hunt, but for Charlie Summerville, Alaska trophy sea duck hunts are just another day at the office.

How Turkey Camo Makes More Turkeys

An exciting conservation play by one of the biggest names in the hunting industry- Mossy Oak and the Wild Turkey Stamp.

Why Turkeys are the Easiest & Hardest Bird to Kill

This could ruffle some (turkey) feathers.

Bird Flu Outbreak

Waterfowl News: Bird Flu Outbreak in White Geese Populations

Where does the money go?

Guns, Ammo, Dogs and...Habitat? Are hunting conservation groups in your budget? Do you know where your dollars are going?

Camo Retro Gear Drop

The latest Camoretro gear drop was a few days ago, but it’s not too late to head over to their website and grab some vintage hunting clothing and keep a piece of the glory of huntings past for yourself, or sell some to others!

Avian Botulism

The photos and scenarios of waterfowl dying off in the hundreds and thousands in historically significant habitat can be startling and often go by the name of Avian Botulism, and cholera. How do conservationists make an impact in preventing this and how does it impact the overall health of the population?

Kill ’em Dead, with Browning’s Wicked Blend

Brownings Wicked Blend brings hard-hitting, clean-burning, bird-killing efficacy to your hunt.

Is a Mallard a Mallard?

Who doesn’t love the glimmer of greenheads in the rising sun, the cupped wings that keep us all awake at night in the off-season? They are the most populous duck in North America found in every flyway. But does it really belong to each one and is it really a “mallard”?