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Hunters Specialties has rolled out its new Sweet Suzie Snood turkey call, which produces high-pitched hen sounds designed to drive gobblers crazy.

According to a report from a Fox affiliate out of Fall City, Wash., a bear tore apart three hen houses and a goat cage on a local farm, before setting its sights on one of the property owners.

Last week a duck-hunting magazine posted a photo of two hen wood ducks shot by a reader. The comments were mostly positive, but—as you might have guessed—at least one commenter was quick to chastise the guy for shooting hens. Here's Kyle Wintersteen's take.

What would drive a duck to nest in the middle of a town? Kyle Wintersteen explains.

How do you teach someone to call in turkeys when the only places he has to go are public lands with pressured birds?

As part of its annual spring-nesting research, Delta Waterfowl positioned "Duck Cams" last year at various waterfowl nests. The organization has brought back the camera for 2014.

Kudos to this anonymous Eau Claire, Wisc., police officer, who saw a mother in need and took immediate action.

Perhaps nothing sends a turkey hunter into a depression more than the sound of silence. When gobblers go tight-lipped, follow these tips to ensure your message is still heard.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, along with the Atlantic Flyway Council, are proposing a reduction in the mallard limit to two birds for the 2019-20 season, both of which may be hens.