American Waterfowler - Volume XIII, Issue II, June/July 2022
Requirements: .PDF reader, 14.3 MB True PDF
Overview: American Waterfowler’s Guide represents 164 pages of serious duck and goose hunting business. From the “Let’s get after it” cover image, through the long list of hunt stories to the 87 pages of the latest and greatest gear, it’s can’t-miss reading! The issue opens with AW’s signature Flyway Watch as we unravel the secrets of the third most harvested duck in the U.S, the wood duck. Although waterfowl surveys overlook the “summer duck,” hunters don’t, and we explain why.
A trove of hunting features bring to life hunts ranging from Louisiana early teal to cranes just this side of the Canadian border, documenting slammer hunts everywhere in between.
Out team of expert columnists offer perspective on buying shotguns, used or new, choosing loads, keeping dogs in top shape and the secrets of hunting moving water. In addition, we cover everything from the origins of waterfowl hunting licenses to the way
Requirements: .PDF reader, 14.3 MB True PDF
Overview: American Waterfowler’s Guide represents 164 pages of serious duck and goose hunting business. From the “Let’s get after it” cover image, through the long list of hunt stories to the 87 pages of the latest and greatest gear, it’s can’t-miss reading! The issue opens with AW’s signature Flyway Watch as we unravel the secrets of the third most harvested duck in the U.S, the wood duck. Although waterfowl surveys overlook the “summer duck,” hunters don’t, and we explain why.
A trove of hunting features bring to life hunts ranging from Louisiana early teal to cranes just this side of the Canadian border, documenting slammer hunts everywhere in between.
Out team of expert columnists offer perspective on buying shotguns, used or new, choosing loads, keeping dogs in top shape and the secrets of hunting moving water. In addition, we cover everything from the origins of waterfowl hunting licenses to the way