Can game wardens come onto your private property and spy on you with hidden trail cameras? Yes””and no. Our exclusive report explores this complicated issue
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Nobody wants law enforcement eyeing them. But what if game wardens have good reasons to do so? What if the person they’re watching is, in fact, a poacher?
The Hollingsworth case arose because trail-cam surveillance crosses a line. Now, the Open Fields Doctrine, which has given wardens private-land access for decades, is in the crosshairs
After shooting a rare duck, the author contemplates on where he falls into the “Stages of Hunting”
Diving ducks make up a large portion of the more popular game species among waterfowl hunters
Challenging on the wing, widely distributed, and excellent on the table, the canvasback is the paragon of diving ducks
Making the right sounds at the right time is the key to calling ducks in close. Here’s everything you need to know
Expert advice on how to step up your scouting, create better decoy spreads, and make the right calls to tag more the season’s wariest honkers
Despite a steady decline in numbers, pintails remain a favorite among North American waterfowl hunters
North America is home to bluewing, greenwing, and cinnamon teal. Here’s how to identify, locate, and hunt all three
