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Few can fully explain the hunting season just finished, but American Waterfowler digs in with reports from hunters in every flyway in this issue.
Our 2016 Boats Buyer’s Guide features 10 new duck machines just made for fowl places. In our Shotguns column, Jarrod Spilger gives tips for setting up the perfect snow goose shotgun“rig,” Michael Hungle confirms that expertly “calling the shot” is pivotal to successful hunting. And Robert Milner advises on our toughest job: Picking a puppy!
In our Hunt Book section, we take a closer look at bluebills. Smart Money focuses on public hunting in North Carolina while Marsh Notes covers the Malheur Refuge takeover as well as the newly announced 2016 waterfowl seasons and liberal limit framework.
Finally, don't’ miss the great hunting features! Editor Jay Strangis scrapes through the first half of the 2015 season, David Rearick takes us on a quest for 41 waterfowl species, Ron Peach ponders common hunting mishaps and Darrel Deuel confirms that for hunters, the good ol’ days are now!
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American Waterfowler

Volume VII, Issue I Few can fully explain the hunting season just finished, but American Waterfowler digs in with reports from hunters in every flyway in this issue. Our 2016 Boats Buyer’s Guide features 10 new duck machines just made for fowl places. In our Shotguns column, Jarrod Spilger gives tips for setting up the perfect snow goose shotgun“rig,” Michael Hungle confirms that expertly “calling the shot” is pivotal to successful hunting. And Robert Milner advises on our toughest job: Picking a puppy! In our Hunt Book section, we take a closer look at bluebills. Smart Money focuses on public hunting in North Carolina while Marsh Notes covers the Malheur Refuge takeover as well as the newly announced 2016 waterfowl seasons and liberal limit framework. Finally, don't’ miss the great hunting features! Editor Jay Strangis scrapes through the first half of the 2015 season, David Rearick takes us on a quest for 41 waterfowl species, Ron Peach ponders common hunting mishaps and Darrel Deuel confirms that for hunters, the good ol’ days are now!


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American Waterfowler  |  Volume VII, Issue I  


Few can fully explain the hunting season just finished, but American Waterfowler digs in with reports from hunters in every flyway in this issue.
Our 2016 Boats Buyer’s Guide features 10 new duck machines just made for fowl places. In our Shotguns column, Jarrod Spilger gives tips for setting up the perfect snow goose shotgun“rig,” Michael Hungle confirms that expertly “calling the shot” is pivotal to successful hunting. And Robert Milner advises on our toughest job: Picking a puppy!
In our Hunt Book section, we take a closer look at bluebills. Smart Money focuses on public hunting in North Carolina while Marsh Notes covers the Malheur Refuge takeover as well as the newly announced 2016 waterfowl seasons and liberal limit framework.
Finally, don't’ miss the great hunting features! Editor Jay Strangis scrapes through the first half of the 2015 season, David Rearick takes us on a quest for 41 waterfowl species, Ron Peach ponders common hunting mishaps and Darrel Deuel confirms that for hunters, the good ol’ days are now!
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American Waterfowler stands alone as the bible of contemporary waterfowl hunting while paying homage to the deep traditions and exalted past of the marsh gunners and all their trappings.

American Waterfowler focuses on fi nding solutions for the common problems hunters face. Within dedicated columns such as Duck Dogs, Shotguns, Shotshells, Decoying, Flyway Watch, Smart Money, Marsh Notes and Tried And Tested, experts whose passions reside at the heart of the waterfowling industry share their knowledge and experience, making American Waterfowler THE magazine for waterfowlers both young and old.

Overcoming the challenges of weather, water, mud, decoying birds, dog handling, proper guns and loads and getting to the birds owes much to the brilliant products manufacturers have brought to bear, and the remarkable destinations provided by guides and outfi tters. American Waterfowler answers the call for a dedicated duck and goose hunting magazine to lead fowlers into the new era, while carrying on the rich traditions gained in a century of American waterfowling.

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Great magazine!!!

One of the few magazines left that actually tells the story of the hunt like the great hunting & fishing magazines of the 60's and 70's.. Experienced waterfowlers don't want to read a generic how-to articles that are so basic only new hunters would learn anything from them. Those are the articles that are so prevalent in all the current hunting magazines. They want to read what other waterfowlers are doing across the country. How they are hunting and what tricks they are using in their daily hunts. American Waterfowler does exactly that. Keep it up. Revisado 02 abril 2022

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