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Ducks vs. Geese

I have often been asked what I enjoy the pursuit of most: ducks or geese. It is a difficult question for a person who would prefer to spend his time scanning the skyline above decoys for waterfowl. For me, I cut my teeth hunting ducks at my family's lake cabin with my dad and relatives....

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Dead End Slough

When I look back at the hunting and fishing memories throughout the years, I can really tell how much it influenced the blueprint of my life. I can remember my first walleye, largemouth bass, pheasant, and duck to name a few like it was just yesterday...

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Understanding Duck Communication

Some hunters may not realize that communication among ducks and geese is a combination of sound, body posture and action. The meaning of a call may be more related to body posture and action than to the sound of the call. Because it is difficult to duplicate body posture and...

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Duck Hunting Game

Back in the 1980's, the first hunting video game that was developed was a duck hunting game for the Nintendo video game console. It required the use of a special laser gun and allowed you to shoot either skeet or ducks. You were accompanied by a hunting dog that would laugh if you...

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Duck Calling

Hunters may not realize that communication among ducks and geese is a combination of sound, body posture and action. The meaning of a call may be more related to body posture and action than to the sound of the call. Because it is difficult to duplicate the body posture and action of ducks and geese...

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The Duck Stamp

Even if you're not a duck hunter, I think you'll appreciate what thousands of duck hunters across the prairie are doing this fall. It's about as simple a task as you can make it, and much of the time they don't get enough credit for how they've contributed to the good of the cause...

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Duck Hunting Solo

Hunting ducks by oneself presents a few problems for the hunter. For starters, you can only look one direction. Therefore, unexpected visitors are something that will always keep you on your toes. A solo hunter must also place all of the decoys out and pick them up. Of course, there's no one to blame if...

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