Million Duck Campaign
Backed by over 110 years of scientific research
Delta Waterfowl is on a mission to fill every flyway. The Million Duck Campaign aims to put 1 million additional ducks into the prairie breeding grounds!
How It Works
The Million Duck Campaign is a bold new approach to Duck Production. Delta Waterfowl is taking the lead for ducks and duck hunters in North America. We’re ready to produce 1 million additional ducks every year on the prairie breeding grounds!
Our innovative duck production programs are backed by decades of scientific research, and we’re ready to put more ducks into every fall flight. All we need is the funding to make it happen. You can make a huge difference. Help us transform duck production and fill the flyways. Together, we can produce 1 million more ducks every year—forever.
Million Duck Campaign by the Numbers
Defining moments are rare. Even rarer are individuals and organizations that rise to the challenge and establish a legacy that lasts generations.
110,884
Hen Houses
751,171
Ducks Produced From Predator Management
1,600,000
Ducks Produced Annually
Why 1 Million Ducks?
It starts with you.
Delta Waterfowl is The Duck Hunters Organization. Everything we do is for you. No matter geography, age, or experience, the universal desire of every duck hunter is the same: To see more ducks when they go hunting.
The Million Duck Campaign is Delta’s strategic, ambitious plan to maximize duck production and secure the future of waterfowl hunting. We have the proven programs to put more ducks — 1 million more — into every fall flight, every year—forever.
Stay Up To Date With Delta Waterfowl!
Delta Waterfowl Supports USFWS Annual Hunt Fish Rule
6/5/2025
Migratory bird hunting opportunities would expand on four federal refuges; Public can submit comments until June 30
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Delta Waterfowl Awarded Grant from Manitoba Conservation Trust
6/5/2025
Funding will boost Hen House and hunter recruitment programs
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Delta Waterfowl Receives Wildlife Habitat Canada Grants
6/4/2025
New funding advances nesting structures and hunter recruitment programs
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