I grew up watching generations of Mallard ducks living on a pond outside the front door of my rural route home, one reason why this animated comedy really impressed me with how accurately it captures ...

Sometimes science thrills me. Other times it scares me. And then there are times when it frustrates me -- those usually come with duck season. , a close-to-real-time way for waterfowlers to follow the ...

Like many people lucky enough to be outdoors in Texas as a cool front arrived late this past week, Johnny Mihalou heard something that made him look skyward and smile. "Geese are coming over — first ...

Louise McCain was just hoping to get her first duck when she was hunting recently with her dad, James, on the family’s Fawn Creek Farm in Smith County. The 14-year-old not only achieved her goal, but ...

Ducks Unlimited and Waterfowler.com have joined forces to heighten hunter awareness and provide realtime mapping of the North American waterfowl migration during the 2004-2005 hunting season. The real ...

Wildlife agencies across the United States are beginning the annual process of reviewing waterfowl hunting regulations, and hunters are... The post Hunters are being asked to weigh in on proposed ...

SALT LAKE CITY — Each spring and summer, Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR) employees spend several days riding on airboats and plucking geese and ducks out of the water before placing little ...

A powerful argument can be made that the spring season is the best of Minnesota’s four yearly quarters. Despite being a fervent hunter, I have to agree. Fall is a season of harvest that takes place ...

STARKVILLE -- Hunters and birders in Mississippi who spot ducks wearing backpacks in the next five years do not need to get their eyes checked. A new Mississippi State University Extension Service ...

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The spring waterfowl migration is underway, and the Missouri Department of Conservation reports visiting wetlands can provide good birding and photography opportunities. Ducks, ...