Canada Proposes Increased Fees for Duck Stamps, Migratory Bird Permits By Kyle Wintersteen, Managing Editor Under a proposal by the Canadian Wildlife Service, the price of the [...]

Spring Issue Highlights Ring-necked Duck Research, Snow Goose Hunting Ring-necked ducks are the most commonly bagged diving species in the United States, and yet very little is [...]

Getting the Most Out of Predator Management by Mike Buxton Delta Waterfowl has conducted numerous studies over the past 24 years to examine the effects [...]

Wildlife Habitat Canada Grant Boosts Hen House Program A generous grant from WHC will maintain hundreds of Delta’s mallard-producing Hen Houses. Soon, scores of ducks will [...]

The Next Farm Bill Delta Waterfowl is working with Congress on behalf of ducks and duck hunters By John Devney You might wonder why you [...]

Winter Issue Highlights Mallard Hunting, Wetland Conservation The mallard migration will soon peak across the mid- and southern United States, but a big flight of greenheads [...]

Another U.S. Duck Stamp Contest, Another Hautman Win Mallards will grace the 2018-2019 Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp Robert Hautman, of the talented trio of wildlife [...]

Fall Issue Celebrates Canvasback Hunting and Drone Research To study ducks, you first have to locate their nests. And for over-water nesters such as canvasbacks, redheads [...]

Delta Volunteers Rescue Hurricane Harvey Victims By Kyle Wintersteen, Managing Editor Kyle Vecsey clutched the familiar grip of his surface-drive outboard, reading the water for [...]

USFWS Recommends Liberal Frameworks for 2018-2019 Season  Great news, pintail hunters: Although U.S. hunters will be restricted to one pintail daily for the current 2017-2018 [...]