Delta Waterfowl’s University Hunting Program Expands to 39 Higher-Ed Institutions
Delta Waterfowl’s University Hunting Program Expands to 39 Higher-Ed Institutions Effort ensures tomorrow’s wildlife management leaders understand hunting’s role in conservation BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA — A decade [...]
Reports
Reports Learn how Delta Waterfowl is working to secure more ducks in the air and the future of waterfowl hunting. 2022 Delta Waterfowl [...]
Podcast
Delta's "Voice of the Duck Hunter" Podcast You can listen to the Delta Waterfowl podcast on Apple, Spotify, and TuneIn and about anywhere else you like to stream [...]
ACTION ALERT: Attention Vermont Sportsmen and Women
Attention Vermont Sportsmen and Women As The Duck Hunters Organization, Delta Waterfowl works passionately to protect and enhance hunting opportunities throughout North America. Today, we’re calling on [...]
Eastern Survey Area Reveals Mixed Results
Eastern Survey Area Reveals Mixed Results The Waterfowl Population Status Report’s eastern survey area is a key fall-flight indicator for Atlantic Flyway waterfowlers. Conducted jointly by [...]
Rig’Em Right Showcases New Waterfowl Gear
Rig’Em Right Showcases New Waterfowl Gear A proud supporter of Delta Waterfowl, Rig’Em Right offers dependable gear to help you and your retriever hunt more effectively [...]
I live in Ladner B.C the undisputed Duck hunting capital of B.C. I have a ditch at the back of my property and Mallards and Wood Duck raise there broods there in the summer with about half the chicks surviving. I recently joined Delta waterfowl and started trapping in my yard thinking I would get a few Racoons to my surprise I have captured 8 Racoons and 13 Skunks. The migration is in full swing right now and we have been shooting Mallards & Widgeons with Green wing teal still around. Have not seen any Pintails yet but they should be out in the salt water.
Hoping for a hirer survival rate for ducklings next spring, with continued trapping efforts
Mike Reynolds