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.

DUTV caps its perhaps the best and most accessible sea duck shooting in the Western Hemisphere before heading to historically critical potholes of North Dakota with host Wade Bourne.

In this exciting episode of Ducks Unlimited Television we take a look at what is to come this year on DUTV.

Waterfowl and wetlands conservation on Louisiana’s Gulf Coast are a full-time commitment. See what challenges face Ducks Unlimited and partners to save the Gulf Coast on this week’s DU Conserve

Field Hudnall freelances the public-land opportunities in southeastern Kansas with DU super-enthusiasts, including Dwight McElroy, and is rewarded with hard-won mallard limits.

DUTV’s Zach Pederson hunts with three of DU’s most influential past presidents – John Newman, Gene Henry and Don Rollins – on restored wetland in Louisiana before sampling the nearby flooded fields of Honey Brake Lodge with manager Drew Keeth.

DUTV host Field Hudnall is back in Saskatchewan for Canada geese and mallards with our old friend Grant Kuypers of Buck Paradise Outfitters. Along the way we’ll find out why some waterfowl species love to feed in dry fields.

When the World of Ducks Unlimited, as the show was called then, premiered on the Nashville Network in 1997, no one could have predicted the show would still be going strong 25 years later. The show was, and has always been, a showcase of excellent locations and amazing people, a celebration of wa...

Join Field Hudnall and DU’s Sean DeCento as they host Texas College Chapter DU representatives at a variety of South Texas habitats for Lone Star excitement.

We join the Higdon family at their facility in west Kentucky.

This week we head southwest, joining DU volunteers in a land known more for cactus and cowboys than ducks and geese, the great state of Arizona. Ducks in the Desert!?

The collegiate chapters of DU are an important part of the national effort to engage young people in conservation. We’ll visit members of a college chapter in Tennessee then we’ll enjoy a hunt with a long time friend and DU supporter Buck Gardner.

Don’t miss this week of DUTV where Ashley Ward travels to The Great Salt Lake of Utah for a teal extravaganza. Joining Ashley is Shaundi Campbell from Browning. The two women battle the cold conditions to get after big groups of teal on the public waters of the Great Salt Lake.

Vermont Rock Blind / Maine

Doug Larsen heads to the Prairie Pothole Region of Alberta for an unforgettable waterfowling adventure.

Missouri Confluence / Kentucky Public

Zach Pederson heads to Delaware to chase snow geese with 2015 DU Artist of the Year Richard Clifton. Host Ainsley Beeman and friends take to the flooded timber of MS beaver dam.

Ainsley Beeman and Honey Brake manger Drew Keeth take to the waters of Catahoula Lake with country artist Dylan Scott and songwriter Phillip Lammonds on a quest for teal.

DU joins our good friend Carl Thilenius for a memorable Texas hunt.

Field Hudnall is back in the Lowcountry of South Carolina finishing up his hunt with Dan Ray and members of the armed services.

A trip to south Louisiana to hunt the expansive coastal marshes and meet a passionate DU volunteer and gun collector.