Trophy Count
Travis Perry posted his two-man eider limit from the last duck season with the Wildfowl Facebook page, with a total trophy count of eight. It’s a haul full of birds worth visiting the taxidermist for.

Learn about a nice specklebelly harvest on page two

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Specklebelly Success
With the help of a golden retriever, Matthew Monjaras scored this nice-looking specklebelly and shared the photographic evidence with us. 

Learn about a bountiful day of hunting on page three

"Getting Into It" is an online column published monthly that celebrates memorable waterfowling experiences, whether it’s your child’s first season, your dog’s biggest retrieve, your friend’s favorite hunt or your first band. To appear in this feature, please submit a good-quality digital photo of the hunter or hunt experience along with a short (100-200 words) write-up that describes the waterfowl outing to WildfowlWeb@IMOutdoors.com.

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Day One
The first day of hunting brought in a strong number of migrating ducks and geese for Doug Killingsworth, who added this shot to our wall.

"Getting Into It" is an online column published monthly that celebrates memorable waterfowling experiences, whether it’s your child’s first season, your dog’s biggest retrieve, your friend’s favorite hunt or your first band. To appear in this feature, please submit a good-quality digital photo of the hunter or hunt experience along with a short (100-200 words) write-up that describes the waterfowl outing to WildfowlWeb@IMOutdoors.com.

Upload a photo and share your story on our Facebook wall for consideration as well at www.facebook.com/WildfowlMag.