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11/07/2024

These highly prized diving ducks are closely linked through unique interactions on the breeding grounds

14/06/2024

06/06/2024

In 1937, Ducks Unlimited was fledged and that beginning shaped the future of conservation in ways the world had never seen.

27/05/2024

Remember those fallen today

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26/05/2024

Best Bumper Drills for Retrieval Training: https://bit.ly/3WJ3uLh

All of these drills aim to build trust between you and your dog and get them ready for the field.

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30/04/2024

19/02/2024

Birds after season closed heading north on Wells

18/02/2024

New redesigned Richardson Just Lucky Outfitter Hats are in and available for $25 pm if interested

18/02/2024

Great read folks

Expert advice on when and how to add a retriever to your team

03/02/2024

Lingering mild conditions, fueled largely by an "El Niño" weather system, caused the migration to stall, leaving many hunters in all four U.S. flyways wondering, "Where are the ducks?"

The latest Dabbler Tracking Update tells the same story, with birds finally migrating to the southern states where they would typically have arrived weeks ago in previous years.

29/01/2024

3 days left for the season

27/01/2024

Risky Retrieves Think before you “send,” especially in any of these scenarios By Bill Miller There’s a gut punch of regret that’s more nauseating than spoiled pork sausages and more painful than a DIY appendectomy. And if you put your dog in danger by sending him or her on an ill-advised ret...

17/01/2024

Great read

The best duck hunters agree that we can reduce waterfowl crippling rates. Here's how to think about wingshooting, duck hunting, and dogs.

15/01/2024

love the data

This drake mallard has it all figured out! We captured this bird in west Tennessee on December 12th 2021. He has made two successful migrations north to the breeding grounds and is currently spending his third winter with a GPS transmitter in western Mississippi. He has traveled over 9,600 miles since we put a transmitter on him. With just a couple more weeks of hunting season remaining, he is close to surviving another hunting season. It is rare to get three years of data from our transmitters because the batteries usually die but we are keeping our fingers crossed!

15/01/2024

awesome

14/01/2024

Great info

Duck Dog Tip of the Week: Dogs in Ice Hunting dogs on or around forming ice is a recipe for disaster. Using poor judgment for one minute can create a lifetime of regret. Dr. Joe Spoo, the Gun Dog Doc, issues important warnings in this week’s Eukanuba Duck Dog Tip of the Week. For the

14/01/2024

Mallete group limited out on Bluebill today in tough conditions on coldest day of the season!!!!!! Good group from Mississippi!!!!! Hopefully next year is better

14/01/2024

Nina retrieve 170 for the season
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14/01/2024

My wife would agrees to this

13/01/2024

MDWFP conducted the third of our four annual aerial waterfowl surveys in the Mississippi Delta. These surveys are along randomly selected transects and are conducted between November and January.

While the survey does not offer a complete count of all waterfowl, these estimates provide an accurate index of waterfowl abundance throughout the Delta.

This information is regularly used by both MDWFP and hunters to identify key wetland habitats for waterfowl and to track responses of waterfowl to changes in weather and habitat.

To read the this survey and previous ones - https://www.mdwfp.com/wildlife-hunting/waterfowl-program/aerial-survey-reports/?fbclid=IwAR3um0_zbPxoL-WdwT1fkTZDMhYmd71TKpAs7VbRxtMDDZ6q86FLQlbQtLM

13/01/2024

Duck hunting surely has its ups and downs. There are plenty of early mornings, late nights, banger hunts, and hunts where it seems you're lucky even to see a duck in the air.

What in your early hunting career kept you coming back even after less-than-stellar hunts? What fueled your passion for waterfowl hunting despite the hardships you encountered?

11/01/2024

This week's Weekly Wingbeat waterfowl report is available on our website and is a compilation of public and private land reports and habitat assessments! A new report will be released each week during the waterfowl hunting season. ⁠

Read this week's report and catch up on past reports - https://www.mdwfp.com/wildlife-hunting/waterfowl-program/weekly-reports/

📸: Michael A. Kelly

10/01/2024

What Is Migration? Most simply, “migration” is a mass movement, or a series of consecutive movements, from one place to another. Many species of wildlife have annual or cyclical migrations. In North America, the most widely recognized of such migrations is in wild birds including songbirds, rapt...

09/01/2024

Love what USFWS does

A multi-year, and multi-partner, study aiming to fill knowledge gaps of Northern pintail hens is on-going.

An initial look into the information shows the migration routes of 5 individuals who wintered in Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge. Each hen left the refuge separately and migrated north to different locations, with the furthest migrator finally stopping in Anchorage, Alaska.

You can read more about the study here: https://www.fws.gov/story/2023-06/northern-pintail-telemetry

photo: Two pintails taking off water in a shallow wetland.
📸 William Powell/USFWS

08/01/2024