MONTPELIER — The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department reminds hunters that waterfowl hunting blinds may not be placed on or in the waters of the state earlier than the first Saturday in September.

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SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash. — Spokane County locals are working to expand accessibility to hunting by building the first ADA-friendly duck hunting blind in Eastern Washington. Ron "Z" Zubrick is a member of ...

Christopher “Tipper” Esponge has always answered the call to serve. He answered that call as a teenager from the small town of Delcambre, La. The high school quarterback enlisted in the Louisiana ...

Twenty-three-year-old Brett Overshiner hails from waterfowl-rich Sonoma County, California, where he and his business partner, Cole Gossner, own and operate Wild West Outfitters. During his 107-day ...

Duck blinds in Texas coastal waters are not owned and are virtually unregulated by authorities. With few exceptions, there is nothing illegal about erecting a blind most anywhere in Texas bays. And ...