Jason Douglas has always believed that hunting isn’t just about the birds—it’s about the people, the memories, and the traditions passed down through generations. His journey into waterfowling began at age 11 when his stepdad took him on his first duck hunt. By 16, he was venturing out on his own, chasing flights at every opportunity.
His connection to Delta Waterfowl started in 2011 when he attended a Lonestar Chapter banquet and signed up as a volunteer. Within a year, he was leading the chapter as chairman. By 2013, he had officially joined Delta as a regional director in Texas. His journey with the organization eventually led him into development work, where he now helps fund and expand Delta’s mission.
“All of Delta’s pillars have significant impact to waterfowl and waterfowl hunters, but my main passion for Delta lies in our R3 programs,” said Douglas. “As a child, I didn’t always have a hunting mentor in my life. Delta Waterfowl’s First Hunt and University Hunting Program provide mentorship opportunities to those who were once in my position, and I’m excited to be back at Delta Waterfowl so I can help support these programs with like-minded individuals.”
When he’s not championing Delta’s mission, you can find Jason outdoors—whether he’s riding motorcycles, fishing, or exploring the lake with his kids. Weekends are best spent at Riverby Flats, where Jason, his family, and his friends soak up the beauty of the outdoors.