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Creative Tactics for Suburban Birds Drive through a city near a major waterfowl flyway and odds are you'll see hundreds of ducks and geese loafing on a shopping mall pond or grubbing away on green grass in a park or on a football field—safely out of reach of waterfowl hunters. At least they think they're safe!

Waterfowler's Notebook: Off-Season Scouting When is the best time to look for a new duck hunting spot? Anytime you can.

Waterfowler's Gear: Hawke Frontier Open Hinge Binoculars Improve your scouting capabilites this season with the Frontier Open Hinge binoculars from Hawke.

Duck Scouting 101 Year-round scouting leads to success.

Duck Scouting Success With Online Tools New technology for duck hunters

Scouting - Waterfowler Early Installment Plan The overgrown boat trail led to who-knows-where, but I was determined to find out where. I nosed my boat into the small opening in the reeds. It was barely wide enough to slide through. The ditch ran straight into the cover some 30 yards, then it took a curving bend to the right. I jockeyed the throttle on my Go-Devil motor, powering over the shallow muck and decaying vegetation.

Scouting for Ducks Improve your hunting by locating new hunting spots and by keeping tabs on migration

Creative Tactics for Suburban Birds

Drive through a city near a major waterfowl flyway and odds are you'll see hundreds of ducks and geese loafing on a shopping mall pond or grubbing away on green grass in a park or on a football field—safely out of reach of waterfowl hunters. At least they think they're safe!

Waterfowler's Notebook: Off-Season Scouting

When is the best time to look for a new duck hunting spot? Anytime you can.

Waterfowler's Gear: Hawke Frontier Open Hinge Binoculars

Improve your scouting capabilites this season with the Frontier Open Hinge binoculars from Hawke.

Duck Scouting 101

Year-round scouting leads to success.

Duck Scouting Success With Online Tools

New technology for duck hunters

Scouting - Waterfowler Early Installment Plan

The overgrown boat trail led to who-knows-where, but I was determined to find out where. I nosed my boat into the small opening in the reeds. It was barely wide enough to slide through. The ditch ran straight into the cover some 30 yards, then it took a curving bend to the right. I jockeyed the throttle on my Go-Devil motor, powering over the shallow muck and decaying vegetation.

Scouting for Ducks

Improve your hunting by locating new hunting spots and by keeping tabs on migration

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