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Inside the 2023 Issue of Greenhead, The Arkansas Duck Hunting Magazine
The 14th annual edition of Greenhead is full of plenty of great reads to get you ready for the season.
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Hearing the Call: 10 Years of Elite Duck Calls
Three-time world champion Brad Allen recreates the music of mallards on the workbench of his shop.
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Doing the Work: Doug Osborne Guides Conservation’s Next Generation
In the 12 years since he arrived in Arkansas, Osborne has made it his mission to continue the conservation of waterfowl through his specialty — wetland ecology
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Influencer Darryl Moore Aims to Represent Diversity in Hunting
“The goal is to help the sport grow and keep going,” Moore says.
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Greenhead Q&A: Hunting Preferences, Tips and Memories from 6 Arkansas Executives
Greenhead presents the 2023 Executive Q&A featuring a panel of executives sharing an bit about their time in the field.
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Beyond Belief: Mythbusters Take on Duck Hunting’s Taller Tales
Greenhead consults with experts to see if certain waterfowler myths hold water.
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Photo Essay: Blind Ambition
A loving look at duck blinds, the hunter’s home away from home
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Expert Roundtable Tackles the 'One Thing' They Would Change About Duck Hunting
Our trio of experts in this year's roundtable discussion take on the prompt, "If I Could Change One Thing..."
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The Fine Prints: The Artistry of Glenn Pollard
Since 2014, Pollard, who lives and works in Searcy, has created the annual Arkansas Ducks Unlimited sponsor print.
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Forming Good Habitats: Exploring Migration Patterns & Habitat Management
Arkansas-focused land management is key to luring migrating ducks
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Greenhead is proud to present the Arkansas Waterfowler Hall of Fame. The creation of this program is an effort to preserve the contributions of those individuals who have gone above and beyond through dedicated time, resources and other work to enhance the waterfowl industry in Arkansas.
Nominate a deserving waterfowler today to ensure that no one goes overlooked by the judges.
