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10 Ways to Improve Your Decoys |
Follow this expert advice to set a more effective spread this season
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5 Creative Combo Spreads
Here's how to increase the drawing power of your decoys by mixing in multiple species
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Weather-Driven Decoy Tactics
Five decoy strategies and when to use them
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Migration Map
The DU Migration Map is back and buzzing with early-season reports
Brought to you by Remington
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Mega Decoy Rigs
In the right situation, a massive decoy spread can be especially effective
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New Decoys for 2018
The 2018 new releases from various manufacturers have upgraded materials, postures, flocking, and motion
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Ducks Unlimited's Bioengineering Teams
DU biologists and engineers work together to deliver conservation projects on diverse landscapes
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Aquatic Invaders
Invasive species are a serious threat to wetlands and waterfowl in many areas
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DU Auction
This life-size mallard decoy is by World Champion Carver Dick Rhode; bidding will close on this item at 9:00 pm CST on October 9
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Submit your Video to DU Clips and Win!
We are giving away two Tactacam video cameras each month this fall
Brought to you by Tactacam
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Corporate Partner
Quality products backed by the Ducks Unlimited brand
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Try a Little Tenderness
These cooking techniques will make even the toughest game tender and delicious
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DU Quiz: Waterfowl Facts
Do you know your ducks? Test your knowledge of waterfowl, habitat, and more with a DU Quiz
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