American Waterfowler

American Waterfowler magazine. Takes you to the birds--in every flyway. Subscription, newsstand. print and digital. Straight talk. No bull.

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@Waterfowler365 Looking good!

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@LosOmbuesLodge @DetailCompany @ParkCitiesQC @DeltaWaterfowl @Beretta_USA @Benelli_USA @OrvisUK @TheFieldmag @LouisianaDU @DovesandDucks Great stuff!

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@stevepincus @LakeSuperior Need to start digging just off Madeline Island.

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@JohnPollmann @BillMarchel Awesome!

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@PetersenFarms The land ethic, just without the ethics part.

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A topic that is heating up—hunting pressure— is the focus of an article in the April/may issue of American Waterfowler magazine.

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@JohnPollmann Exciting news!

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Last day of duck season. Yesterday. It’s a wrap. Thanks to Chris for the invite. Mallards, wigeon and Mexican ducks on a winter wheat field. Access by foot only. Here’s what it looked like in the early a.m. www.a desert https://t.co/qqlg2vtIhT

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@Final___Flight Damn. That’s terrible. So sorry to hear. RIP CB.

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@greglatza Greg. Jay Strangis here, editor of American Waterfowler magazine. Would love to talk to yoy about your video work. Great job with the snows!

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@stevepincus Is that up gunflint?

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@TonyVandemore Yuppers. See article in the current issue about my lifelong relationship with the prairie. “Journey To Walhalla���. Enjoy your journey, Tony.

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@BenGOutdoors Likewise!

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An article titled, “Cropland expansion in the United States produces marginal yields at high costs to wildlife” cites startling statistics and a pervasive pattern of unjustified encroachment on remaining grassland and ecosystems. https://t.co/tjBXdB6Emy

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This photo is of the two of us (above) at his studio in 2015. RIP Maynard. Jay Strangis #wildlifeartist #wildlifeart #ducks #fishes #geese #art #duckstamps #influencer #outdoorlover #icon

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Maynard Reece. 1920-2020. Passed away last Saturday at the age of 100. Reece was America’s premier waterfowl artist for many decades, illustrating five Federal Duck Stamps An icon, he lived an amazing outdoor life. I was lucky enough to have met and spent time with him.

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Duck seasons have rolled to a close everywhere and the focus now turns to special dark goose seasons and the spring white goose season. Ain’t over yet!

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...families could be notified. Yet, TMZ tweeted the news of Bryant’s death immediately while outlets like CNN and others waited, even tho they had cameras at crash site. Real journalists still have integrity. Imagine learning of your loved one’s death by public tweet!

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As journalists, we need to call out what happened yesterday with the @kobebryant story and the larger reflection on the difference between social media and traditional media. The LA County sheriff’s office asked that names of victims in the helicopter crash be withheld until...