American Waterfowler  |  Volume VIIII, Issue II
“Adapt, Adapt, Adapt” seems to be the mantra for Waterfowlers these days as weather, habitat and timing challenge many of the prime duck-hunting grounds. Jay Strangis takes us on a look for the October hunting he has grown to expect, Jack Hirt takes us back to basics on the prairie, John Flores explains how switching from puddlers to divers succeeds and M.D. Johnson targets burgeoning wigeon populations.
In this issue we also answer the question: “Does Canada really enjoy better hunting than the U.S.? Our in depth look reveals some interesting and, at times, surprising results.
In addition, American Waterfowler spotlights the relative costs of hunting versus other pastimes, looks at a unique duck club’s headquarters on giant barge and covers the early results of tracking white-fronted geese via satellite. Also, AW covers the makeover of Benelli’s iconic Super Black Eagle as well as explaining some important boat built-ins that may just save your bacon!
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