When you’re hunting ducks, being able to catch them by surprise is half the battle. Ducks feel safer when gathered in a group, so you can give them a false sense of security by using duck decoys.

Calm days can be brutal for duck hunting. Without wind, ducks can approach the “X” from any angle they like. Plus your spread will appear still and lifeless — unless you’re rigged up with the ...

Explore expert duck hunting tips, tactics, and gear guides from Field & Stream. From decoy setups and calling strategies to shotgun reviews and hunting techniques, our content covers everything you ...

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Though Jefferson City borders the Missouri River, it is not, at least in this era, considered as a major site for waterfowl or duck hunting. Jefferson City was, however, a major center for wooden duck ...

Hunters who failed to fill tag on the opening day of Pennsylvania’s spring gobbler season may want to consider using a decoy spread to enhance their chance of taking a gobbler. If already using a ...

To the untrained eye, the rows of ducks on display at the Charleston Marriott during the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition just look like a cute collection of wooden waterfowl. But the decoy exhibit ...