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Doug Leier North Dakota's early Canada goose season has been around for more than a decade and has gone through many evolution's since it started in 1999. The big change this year is that hunters of all ages, both resident and nonresident, will for the first time need a special license. It's a...

By Doug Leier If you hunt or fish, chances are you take pictures of your catch or bag. It's easy these days because small cameras or mobile phones capable of taking photos and video are convenient to bring along, and the automatic settings are almost fool-proof. Notice I wrote "almost"...

By Chris Hustad It's around 15 degrees, and my watch says 8 am on a late October morning in 1993. I have my head tucked under a staked-up snow goose shell, as I watch a flock of 8 snows coming at us 200 yards away. Luckily, there's just enough wind this morning to keep the birds on an...

By Chris Hustad In my neck of the prairie, the month of November officially changes our waterfowl season to the late season. While this means changes in rules and regulations such as a season close for canvasbacks and pintails; it also means the rest of the waterfowl world will be tougher...

By Chad "diver_sniper" Haabala Each evening when I watch the sun sink down into Montana, I put another X on the calender and tally the number of days left. Not the number of days until my birthday, and no, not the number of days until Christmas, it's something even better than that. I'm...

By Chad "diver_sniper" Haabala Ahhh Spring time. It's wonderful isn't it? The birds are coming back, the kids are able to play in the yard again without getting frostbitten, Gramps can finally get back on that lawn mower that's been teasing him for months now. But if you're like me, there's...

By PJ Maguire Nothing will cause wary waterfowl to stay clear of shotgun range like lifeless decoys. Allowing your decoys to appear alive or have motion will increase your success in the field. Motion will bring birds closer to the decoys providing better and less-crippling shots. In this...

By Jed Fluhrer Almost all goose hunters have experienced the high of finding a field full of geese. The feeling of anticipation is unlike any in the waterfowling world. There's nothing better than setting up decoys on a frosty morning in a field covered in goose scat and downy feathers...

By Chris Hustad Resident Canada goose populations have exploded in recent years. It's like night and day comparing the amount of Canada's I witnessed last year to 5 years ago in my favorite areas. As a result, there's more and more hunter's taking the field each September, and for good reason...

We've got a great selection of videos on duck calling instructions and goose calling instructions. Learn all the duck calling tips and goose calling tips you need for the field and on stage. These come highly recommended! To get the most out of the instructions, you'll need to have...

By Chris Hustad Without a doubt, the introduction of layout blinds is one of the biggest assets to field hunters in the past decade. Every year, existing models get makeovers adding better modifications. There are many brands on the market, and many models can be found of each. I've hunted out...

By Doug Leier I hate to bear bad news, but summer is fading faster than the Minnesota Twins. While there is still some time to soak in the last remaining days of August, it's also a good time to start preparations for autumn and all its splendor. It's never too soon to begin planning for...