Waterfowl & Duck Hunting Archives - Page 16 of 22

May 2, 2026

Fowl Foolers

October 1, 2013 Mississippi Sportsman

Instead of wobbling side to side in the water like many other decoys on the market, Fowl Foolers decoys are designed to move front to back like a real duck. […]

The Power Hunter Layout Blind and Avery’s Soft-Sided Camo Cooler are two must haves when hunting in September.

Avery® 12-Pack and 24-Pack Soft-Sided Coolers

September 15, 2013 Phillip Gentry

These coolers are guaranteed not to leak and are constructed with a heavy-duty PVC-backed 900D polyester exterior. […]

The right goose-hunting shot

September 15, 2013 Phillip Gentry

With all the preparation that goes into scouting birds, securing permission to hunt an area and then creating a hospitable spread, the last thing you want to do is come under-gunned. […]

Hunting geese by kayak

September 15, 2013 Phillip Gentry

Through the spring and summer, humans go through a transition in the eyes of resident Canada geese. […]

Working layout blinds into the background is one of the keys to good concealment. Avery pro staffers Rhett Riddle and Dwayne Padgett prefer hunting in layout blinds to help conceal themselves from early geese.

The Power Hunter’s full-length padded seat and headrest offer surprising comfort, and its camo mesh flip-top allows the best field of view while offering the room needed for anyone to operate duck and goose calls. […]

Mississippi’s daily limit has grown from four to six teal this year, and the possession limit has been raised to three times the daily limit.

Teal forecast: Slow going for Saturday’s opening

September 12, 2013 Bobby Cleveland

With the early teal season, which opens Saturday in Mississippi, there is always the worry that the peak of the blue-wing migration will fall outside the 16-day window hunters have at the early flyers. […]

Taking up residence — Canada goose hunting tips for the early season

September 1, 2013 Phillip Gentry

Sunlight rays were penetrating over the top of the horizon when the band of goose hunters realized they were about to get some company. The hunting party laid back in their individual coffin blinds arranged side by side on the cutover cornfield, and folded the doors shut as a flock of Canada geese numbering in the high teens winged their way into the field. […]

Waterfowl hunting on Indianola WMA will be allowed this hunting season for the first time. The hunts will be managed through the MDWFP draw system.

New public hunting area, scaup bag limit announced

August 19, 2013 Bobby Cleveland

For the first time since its purchase in 2010, Indianola Wildlife Management Area will offer waterfowl hunting on a limited area during the 2013-14 duck season. […]

Populations for both the blue-winged and green-winged teal fell, but both are still above the LTA.

Ducks show slight decrease in last year

July 15, 2013 Bobby Cleveland

Despite an across-the-board decrease that biologists call insignificant, the annual count of duck populations has plenty of good news for waterfowl hunters. […]

A group of happy teal hunters pose with their quarry. Jacob Sartain (far right) is one of many hunters who are happy with the addition of two teal to the early season daily limit.

Early teal season expected to add two birds to bag

July 3, 2013 Bobby Cleveland

Avid waterfowler Jacob Sartain of Madison was busy hauling heavy equipment to his Delta duck camp Monday (July 1) when he got the good news and pulled over to make sure he heard it correctly. […]

When you mix rabbit and goose hunting in the Delta, you get both camo and orange, swamp rabbits and white-fronted geese.

Plan B results in excellent Delta goose hunt

February 7, 2013 Bobby Cleveland

If there’s a root strategy about tackling the abundant outdoor opportunities of the Mississippi Delta, it is this: Keep your options open! Tony Holeman, an avid waterfowl and rabbit hunter from Pisgah, used that mantra to produce a memorable weekend hunt near his duck lease in Humphreys County. […]

Goose hunting can be extremely productive this time of year under the Conservation Order regulations.

Try a light-goose close-out hunt

January 21, 2013 John J. Woods

It’s February. You’re sick of deer hunting. Your rabbit dogs are dead tired. The woods are too wet to squirrel hunt. Turkey hunting is more than a month away. It is way too cold to fish — besides the bass boat is still in storage. […]