In this episode, DU TV co-host Fred Zink joins old friends around the greater Michigan area. Being from nearby Port Clinton, Ohio, Fred has spent a lot of time hunting this region in the past. We explore DU’s efforts around the Great Lakes region while enjoying fast paced hunting action for b...

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

In this episode we head west to New Mexico with DU TV co-host Doug Larsen joining top state volunteers there. While primarily known as a big game hunting state, New Mexico waterfowling opportunities abound. Then Doug travels to the Great Salt Lake in Utah where he joins DU staff and supporters ...

Zach Pederson takes to the rice fields in the central valley of California with DU supporter Al Montna. Scientist Mark Petrie of DU also joins the hunt in search for pintails as the season comes to an end

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.

Arkansas Youth

Nebraska Rainwater Basin

Missouri Confluence

This week on DUTV we join Ashley Ward and her father as they hunt together in Arkansas with Ashley’s childhood best friend and her father. In this blast from the past we will look an important message, Pass it on.

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.

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.

The state of Maine is known for big timber and big lobsters, a jewel of the New England coast. But it has a lot more to offer with upland, big game, and waterfowl hunting opportunities throughout the state. On this episode, DU TV co-host Doug Larsen travels to Maine to hunt with DU volunteer...

We’re on point with more excitement from the Arkansas woods in this episode, including a great hunt with a DU Green-Wing member. We’ll also explore some of the biological reasons why mallards love the flooded timber.

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

Arkansas Flooded Timber and Mississippi Marsh

Ashley Ward and the crew head to New England to sample the area’s unique sea duck and diver duck hunting. While there, they meet some passionate DU volunteers who turn out to raise money for conservation in the middle of a blizzard.

DU TV relies upon some great sponsors to provide us with the quality equipment we need to make this one of the best shows in outdoor television. One of these sponsors is Drake Waterfowl, also a DU Proud Partner. We join co-host Doug Larsen and Drake representatives John Woodard and Justin Carpe...

In this episode we explore the world of decoy carving. We head down to the Louisiana marsh country, hunting with DU volunteer Mike Benge and decoy carver Cal Kingsmill. We take a closer look at Cal’s shop and learn why he became a decoy carver.

On this episode, we share a blind in Arkansas with the Tonsmiers, enjoying many laughs and celebrating the camaraderie and outright fun side of water-fowling. Then Doug Larsen heads southwest to the lone star state of Texas. He is joined there by former DU President Rogers Hoyt and his niece Shae...