Introduction When the season offers the initial cool northern breezes, teal begin their September migration. When we typically imagine hunting ducks, the thoughts of frozen fingers, numb toes, and icy waters flood our minds. However, an early season teal hunt is often a short sleeve endeavor bringing flurries of mosquitos and free-flowing perspiration. While the … Read more
Introduction Another waterfowl season is fast approaching! We all know that means it is time to start preparing for opening day. Yes the to-do list is long and time-consuming, but proper preparation can make a more enjoyable opening day experience. Make Sure Your Decoys Are Ready By the time season ends, many hunters simply store … Read more
Introduction Whitetail enthusiasts will argue that nothing compares to hunting the rut. The cool, crisp air. The wildlife sounds. The solitude. The appearance of a swollen necked, heavy antlered mature buck cruising for does. Late October In many locations, bucks are most vulnerable from late October into November. Their search for reproduction does seems to … Read more
Introduction Action, weight, load compatibility, and durability are among the top factors to consider when choosing a waterfowl shotgun. Shopping for a new shotgun rekindles past hunting memories and promises new and exciting days in the duck blind. Not to mention, you have the opportunity to put your hands on all of the new shotgun … Read more
Concealment is the name of the game, and building a good duck blind can make you nearly invisible. A duck blind is a home away from home for a waterfowler. The moment you climb into your blind, the world appears in a different light. A good blind can block the cold wind and camouflage a … Read more
Introduction With all of the excitement surrounding duck hunting these days, many people want to know how to get started duck hunting. There is a possibility of going to your nearest sporting goods retailer, picking up a dozen decoys, driving to a local lake, and having a decent hunt. Like I said, there is that … Read more
Introduction Duck hunters hunt Specklebelly Geese due to the bird’s responsiveness to calling, decoy placement and the appeal of obtaining a trophy bird. The 4 to 6 lb. trophy bird is casually referred to as a “Speck” or Specklebelly and is also known as a greater white-fronted goose. This bird derives its name from the … Read more
