Waterfowl hunters tend to believe more is more: 3 ½-inch guns, big outboards, trailers full of decoys, large party hunts. If it can be made bigger, most waterfowlers think it’s better. Yet sometimes ...

Julie Geiser is an avid outdoors enthusiast and columnist. She can be reached at julie.geiser@nptelegraph.com The geese are in the air and I cannot begin to tell you about the thrill of the Canada ...

It’s no secret that adding motion to a decoy spread is the best way to increase realism. Stagnant water can flare birds far out of shotgun range. Traditionally, hunters solved this issue with jerk ...