Vermont Rock Blind / Maine

This week on Ducks Unlimited Television, Phil Bourjaily touches down in Indiana to learn more about the Grand Kankakee Marsh. Once known as the Everglades of the North these historic wetlands have a lot to offer.

Field Hudnall travels to Washington state to hunt the Barker Ranch with some of the architects of DU magazine Matt Young, Don Thomas, and Bob White.

Ashley Ward is back in the field with Browning’s Shaundi Campbell on the Snake River in Idaho on this action-packed episode. We join DU Volunteer David Harper and friends running the river, finding the birds and setting up for a great hunt. This is public access hunting at its finest in some of t...

Missouri Confluence

Waterfowl and wetlands conservation in California’s Central Valley are a full-time job. See what challenges face Ducks Unlimited and partners to save the Valley on this week’s DU Conserve

Wade Bourne, DUTV’s veteran co-host, hunts his go-to blinds with old friends, including champion dog trainer Mike Stewart, and rediscovers the essence of waterfowl hunting.

DUTV host Zach Pederson fails to disprove the notion that Canada is home to the best early season mallard and goose shooting on earth.

Mississippi with Mr. Bill / Mississippi with Toxey

From the Great Basin of the Inter-Mountain West with DU’s Mark Biddlecomb, Dick West, Dick Gilbert and Bob Kluge to the Canadian prairie, follow DUTV co-hosts Field Hudnall and Zach Pederson for adventures with early season ducks and geese.

Nebraska Rainwater Basin / Saskatchewan, Canada

Ainsley Beeman and the DUTV crew start this episode off in the flooded timber of Arkansas then swing over to the Mississippi delta with Bill Sugg of Mossy Oak in search of late season ducks. You won’t want to miss it…

We continue our western swing in this episode with more duck banding from Big Sky country, plus a good bit of shotgunning for Montana mallards. We’ll also learn why biologists are concerned about pintail populations.

In this episode longtime DU volunteer and expert decoy carver Tom Humberstone takes our crew on an adventure on the fabled St. Lawrence River in New York State. Tom carries on the waterfowling traditions of the past while helping to preserve its future. Right now on DUTV.

Join us as we take a look at our favorite moments throughout the 2018 DU TV season.

Field Hudnall accompanies Captain Bob Wetherald and his Mid-River Guide Service and DU biologist Jake McPherson on a Potomac River adventure for the full variety of Atlantic sea ducks.

In this episode we will finish up a classic hunt with Wade Bourne and a few of his dearest friends including Ted Beaullieu Sr. and Jr. on Big Pecan Island in Louisiana we’ll also look at the crisis of disappearing wetlands along the Gulf Coast.

Chasing waterfowl in North Dakota

In this chapter of America’s longest running waterfowl series, we welcome new DU TV co-host Fred Zink to the show. Fred joined DU volunteers and staff in September, hunting North Dakota public prairie potholes for ducks. Get ready for another great season next on DUTV.