Major League Fowl Blog

Chasing October: Remembering the Hunt That Keeps Me Going
As I sit in my fish house on a slow night for walleye, I can’t help but feel that familiar itch. Duck season is still over eight months away here in central Minnesota, but it’s already calling me. The early goose season will come and go, but even then, the hunting isn’t great.

Embracing the Off-Season: How Waterfowl Hunters Can Enjoy Their Passion During the Summer Months

Seasons End

Thank You

Buffleheads & Cavity Nesting

Waterfowl Research: Hunter's Friend or Foe?

One Season, 12,000 Miles, New Species, and Lifelong Friendships

Gadwall Populations Soar: Potential Reasons and Tips on Taking Advantage
I remember shooting my first gadwall as a young hunter and being relatively unimpressed. In fact, I didn’t even know what kind of bird our dog had just retrieved. Many waterfowlers have shared this experience, but seasons are changing, duck populations are varying, and gadwalls are becoming an integral part of the waterfowl experience. As conservationists we ask, “why are gadwall populations doing so well?” and as hunters, “how can we take advantage of this phenomena?”

Why You Should Be a Part of a Ducks Unlimited Chapter in College
"The Opener" Duck Recipe
Opening Day Checklist
