Articles

Conservation: Mapping a Better Future

When Matt Graves had a chance to improve conditions for waterfowl himself, he was eager to take it.

Executive Q & A: Daniel Kemper

My father duck hunted with his friends when I was a boy and I thought it was about as manly of a thing as there was. Looking back, I probably just thought my dad was the coolest guy to don camo.

Conservation: A Lifetime of Lessons

Chuck Smith has been part of Ducks Unlimited for decades, from selling raffle tickets for his local branch in Tennessee to serving as the national organization’s top volunteer as president from 2022-24.

Executive Q & A: Jimbo Ramsay

Jimbo Ramsay Partner, Sterling Seacrest Pritchard Number of days you hunt a season: Hopefully 30 Where do you hunt? Cornerstone Club name: Four Forks Hunting Club What kind of...

Conservation: The Science of Stewardship

As a private landowner, Wayne Owen has made it his mission to create environments where ducks can thrive and the tradition of waterfowling can live on.

Executive Q & A: Jeffrey Wardlaw

We get more business done in the duck hole than we ever did in the office. We show more love to one another as a family, and most of all, you can worship the Lord right there in the duck hole, because you’re standing in the middle of His creation.

Podcasters Launch “Buy Two” Campaign For Duck stamps

The hosts of The Standard Sportsman podcast recently started a campaign to encourage waterfowl hunters to increase their purchase of federal duck stamps this year.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife considers changes to ‘Duck Factory’ wetlands

Hunters and conservationists have a chance to weigh in on a proposed federal rule that Ducks Unlimited officials say could have lasting impacts on...

Standard Sportsman Podcast: SPECIAL EDITION – Drain Tile Setbacks and Why Duck Hunters Need to Act Now

In this week’s episode of the Standard Sportsman podcast, hosts Cason Short and Brent Birch (also the editor of Greenhead) are joined by Ducks Unlimited's...

Standard Sportsman Podcast: Is Arkansas Still the Duck Hunting Capital of the World?

In this week’s episode of the Standard Sportsman podcast, hosts Cason Short and Brent Birch (also the editor of Greenhead) answer the question, "Is Arkansas...

Steve Kueter named to Arkansas Game and Fish Commission

Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders has appointed Steve Kueter of Paragould to the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, naming the third-generation aquaculture farmer and longtime...

Standard Sportsman Podcast: More Public Land, More Ducks?

In this week’s episode of the Standard Sportsman podcast, hosts Cason Short and Brent Birch (also the editor of Greenhead) examine whether buying more public...

Standard Sportsman podcast: Anne Marie Doramus

In this week's episode of the Standard Sportsman podcast, hosts Cason Short and Brent Birch (also the editor of Greenhead) sit down with the...