American Waterfowler Magazine

American Waterfowler | Volume X, Issue VI

It may seem cold, but the season is just heating up in much of the country and so is our coverage. Ducks have seen a lot by this time of year, so decoying tactics have to change, as detailed by John Gordon. Wary birds may mean longer shots, making pellet density matter, as explained byTom Roster. Cold water means navigating a boat can be life and death stuff, so David Rearick offers seafaring knowledge and tricks for handling rough water.
Feel like putting your feet up indoors? Train the dog to fetch-to-hand in your own living room with these tips from Robert Milner. Read about the uncommon but increasing Eurasian wigeon and the best places to encounter them in the U.S. Follow Gary Zahm on a speck hunt, Mike Gnatowski as his son turns the tables on Dad, Bill Morrissey as he spins a tale of an outlaw goose hunt and Patrick Meitin as he sleeps on a ground tarp to claim a duck spot. Finally, enjoy Dale Spartas’ amazing photo essay of “COLD” waterfowling weather.
There’s much more including Fowling Goods, Smart Money and a host of great photography. Read on in the Nov/Dec 2019 AW issue!

American Waterfowler stands alone as the bible of contemporary waterfowl hunting while paying homage to the deep traditions and exalted past of the marsh gunners and all their trappings.

American Waterfowler focuses on fi nding solutions for the common problems hunters face. Within dedicated columns such as Duck Dogs, Shotguns, Shotshells, Decoying, Flyway Watch, Smart Money, Marsh Notes and Tried And Tested, experts whose passions reside at the heart of the waterfowling industry share their knowledge and experience, making American Waterfowler THE magazine for waterfowlers both young and old.

Overcoming the challenges of weather, water, mud, decoying birds, dog handling, proper guns and loads and getting to the birds owes much to the brilliant products manufacturers have brought to bear, and the remarkable destinations provided by guides and outfi tters. American Waterfowler answers the call for a dedicated duck and goose hunting magazine to lead fowlers into the new era, while carrying on the rich traditions gained in a century of American waterfowling.

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American Waterfowler | Volume X, Issue VI

It may seem cold, but the season is just heating up in much of the country and so is our coverage. Ducks have seen a lot by this time of year, so decoying tactics have to change, as detailed by John Gordon. Wary birds may mean longer shots, making pellet density matter, as explained byTom Roster. Cold water means navigating a boat can be life and death stuff, so David Rearick offers seafaring knowledge and tricks for handling rough water.
Feel like putting your feet up indoors? Train the dog to fetch-to-hand in your own living room with these tips from Robert Milner. Read about the uncommon but increasing Eurasian wigeon and the best places to encounter them in the U.S. Follow Gary Zahm on a speck hunt, Mike Gnatowski as his son turns the tables on Dad, Bill Morrissey as he spins a tale of an outlaw goose hunt and Patrick Meitin as he sleeps on a ground tarp to claim a duck spot. Finally, enjoy Dale Spartas’ amazing photo essay of “COLD” waterfowling weather.
There’s much more including Fowling Goods, Smart Money and a host of great photography. Read on in the Nov/Dec 2019 AW issue!

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American Waterfowler | Volume X, Issue VI

It may seem cold, but the season is just heating up in much of the country and so is our coverage. Ducks have seen a lot by this time of year, so decoying tactics have to change, as detailed by John Gordon. Wary birds may mean longer shots, making pellet density matter, as explained byTom Roster. Cold water means navigating a boat can be life and death stuff, so David Rearick offers seafaring knowledge and tricks for handling rough water.
Feel like putting your feet up indoors? Train the dog to fetch-to-hand in your own living room with these tips from Robert Milner. Read about the uncommon but increasing Eurasian wigeon and the best places to encounter them in the U.S. Follow Gary Zahm on a speck hunt, Mike Gnatowski as his son turns the tables on Dad, Bill Morrissey as he spins a tale of an outlaw goose hunt and Patrick Meitin as he sleeps on a ground tarp to claim a duck spot. Finally, enjoy Dale Spartas’ amazing photo essay of “COLD” waterfowling weather.
There’s much more including Fowling Goods, Smart Money and a host of great photography. Read on in the Nov/Dec 2019 AW issue!

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American Waterfowler | Volume X, Issue VI

It may seem cold, but the season is just heating up in much of the country and so is our coverage. Ducks have seen a lot by this time of year, so decoying tactics have to change, as detailed by John Gordon. Wary birds may mean longer shots, making pellet density matter, as explained byTom Roster. Cold water means navigating a boat can be life and death stuff, so David Rearick offers seafaring knowledge and tricks for handling rough water.
Feel like putting your feet up indoors? Train the dog to fetch-to-hand in your own living room with these tips from Robert Milner. Read about the uncommon but increasing Eurasian wigeon and the best places to encounter them in the U.S. Follow Gary Zahm on a speck hunt, Mike Gnatowski as his son turns the tables on Dad, Bill Morrissey as he spins a tale of an outlaw goose hunt and Patrick Meitin as he sleeps on a ground tarp to claim a duck spot. Finally, enjoy Dale Spartas’ amazing photo essay of “COLD” waterfowling weather.
There’s much more including Fowling Goods, Smart Money and a host of great photography. Read on in the Nov/Dec 2019 AW issue!

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A discount off the RRP of your magazine

Your magazine delivered to your door each month

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