Waterfowl

Communication in the Duck Blind

A lot of hunters shoot too early. I hear it everywhere I go, “Duck hunting would be better here if people would quit sky busting.” It’s true. People shoot ducks too high. Here is a way to eliminate getting upset with your hunting buddies.

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Truck Stop: Finishing Your Waterfowl Management Plan

Learn from the experts on how to properly finish your waterfowl plans, with advice on how to master waterfowl planting like a pro. Mossy Oak covers all things waterfowl hunting, from land management to recipes.

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6 Tips for Public Land Waterfowling Etiquette

Public land waterfowling can sometimes be a pleasure, other times a nightmare. Much of that depends on how you and other hunters behave. There's not much you can do about others, but if you follow a few guidelines of common sense and courtesy, your neighbors might be more inclined to do so as well. Then everyone can have a more pleasant experience.

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Waterfowl Shooting Tips from Browning Arms

Browning makes a shotgun to fit your shooting style. Once you find your ideal waterfowl gun, practice these tips for better success in the field.

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How To Make Certain Your Waterfowl Food Plots are Legal

Learn a little bit about the regulation of waterfowl food plots, including detailed information on baiting and the ethics surrounding this poor hunting practice.

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How to Tune a Duck Call

For generations, duck hunters have filtered through duck calls in search of the perfect sound. And once a hunter finds that sound, he is on top of the world until the call goes flat, squeaks unexpectedly or just doesn’t perform the way he expects it to. This usually happens when the call is dirty, a reed is cracked, the cork or wedge is old and flaky or the call has been placed in a hot

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