“Tag: Waterfowl Hunting”

Earlier this season, Associate Editor Jon Draper packed his waders and hit the road for a 16-hour trip to West Monroe, La., where he spent a few days hunting with some of the now world famous Duck Commander crew.

Here’s our Top 10 list of locations every waterfowler would give a precious bid to hunt.

Recent trends indicate that waterfowlers are ditching their duck blinds for deer stands.

Diedhard waterfowlers, pay attention. We've got the scoop on the gear you need this season.

At the end of the day, you hunt sandhill cranes the same way you hunt just about any waterfowl. That’s no reason to slack off, though. Consider adding some of the following gear to your collection before you tackle this prehistoric-looking bird.

Shadows can be your biggest ally or greatest curse, which makes managing them one of a waterfowler’s top priorities.

Waterfowlers love wind. Because birds typically land into it, wind helps to channel ducks and geese in a definitive direction so you can set your spread and hide accordingly. It also moves the decoys, which makes them look more realistic and therefore more likely to fool your quarry.

If you want to kill ducks and geese, you’re inevitably going to get wet. It’s just part of the package. If you’re getting wet, your favorite gear is, too. And while most of a waterfowl hunter’s favorite tools are perfectly capable of functioning no matter the conditions, it’s nice to be able keep things dry when required.

Fans of the famous Duck Commander Calls will soon have a new line of goose calls to try in the blind. Duck Commander announced it will expand its line of calls to include goose calls.