The Duck Hunters

Organization

Delta uses science-based solutions to produce ducks, conserve prairie wetlands, and ensure the future of waterfowl hunting.

Upcoming Events

WV004 - West Virginia Chapter - Fairmont, WV

6/20/2025

Friday, June 20, 2025 Roanoke, WV

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NL007 - Notre Dame Bay Chapter - Springdale, NL

6/20/2025

Friday, June 20, 2025 Springdale, NL

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NH005 - Great Bay Chapter - Farmington, NH

6/21/2025

Saturday, June 21, 2025 Manchester, NH

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Share in the Excitement of Every First Hunt

Delta Waterfowl’s First Hunt is the largest waterfowl hunter recruitment program in the world. Since its inception, Delta has helped introduce tens of thousands of people to the ways of waterfowl hunting and is committed to continue sharing the excitement of this passion with even more future hunters. 

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WHAT IS A DELTA HEN HOUSE?

Delta Hen Houses are nesting structures proven to boost the odds of a mallard hen successfully hatching her eggs by up to 12 times.

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Delta Waterfowl Book

Discover the fascinating history of The Duck Hunters Organization, the founders, its mission, and how the organization shaped waterfowl conservation in North America.

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Waterfowl ID Guide

This is the finest guide you'll find to identify North America's ducks and geese. Waterproof. Field-ready. Hunter-tested. Written by USFWS and Delta Waterfowl experts. 

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GET INVOLVED—SUPPORT DUCKS AND DUCK HUNTERS

Every action counts. Be the reason someone discovers the joy of duck hunting. 

Delta Waterfowl News

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Waterfowl Breeding Habitat Conditions Update As of May 31, 2025

6/20/2025

Widespread rains during May—a critical month for duck production—brought welcome relief to much of the Prairie Pothole Region, particularly in parts of

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Canvasback Study Seeks Population ‘Sources’ and ‘Sinks’

6/20/2025

Researchers began fitting hens with geolocator devices this spring

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North Dakota Breeding Waterfowl Survey Shows Drier Wetland Conditions, Fewer Ducks

6/20/2025

North Dakota Game and Fish reports a 26% drop in mallards, while teal and pintail numbers also fell significantly

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