May 2011 Archives › Wildfowl
In the 15 years since Randy “The Flagman” Bartz first devised flags for decoying waterfowl, the idea and methods of…»
by Nick Sisley Here comes a goose — straight in. It is pretty high. The honker could pass right overhead,…»
If you are a seasoned waterfowler, you certainly already have a shotgun style preference. But how long has it been…»
Old Harbor, Alaska, is not any easy place to reach. For me, it required a flight from California to Anchorage,…»
To blend into various terrain, a waterfowler’s camouflage needs to mimic a wide range of wetland plants. Realtree’s Max-4 HD…»
Wing Nutz Calls offers the Wing Mann short-reed Canada goose calls, developed by champion caller and guide Sean Mann. Available…»
Carrying around armfuls of decoys is a chore few waterfowlers look forward to, but with the Honker Hauler, the task…»
Wildfowl hunts reclaimed fish ponds with Flambeau Outdoors.
I sat in a blind on the south end of historic Beaver Dam Lake in Mississippi as the marsh came…»
by Paul Wait. I felt naked. Oh, I was dressed perfectly for 40-degree December weather: base layer, fleece, heavy hunting…»
by Gary Kramer. About the same time North American waterfowl leave their Alaskan and Canadian breeding grounds to head south…»
by Mike Marsh. Tom Kamper of Thomson, Ill., hunts a 30-acre family-owned parcel in northwestern Illinois. The property has three…»
The curly-coat retriever is tough in water and on land.
Eiders pose a unique duck hunting challenge on Maine’s coast
These duck boats and mud motors will get you to the birds.
Tidewater hunting traditions remain strong on both coasts for Brant geese.
Mexico’s Bay of 11,000 Virgins brims with black brant.
Alaskan seas give up trophy harlequin ducks and goldeneyes.
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