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From man-made canals to legendary hunting clubs, the Big Ditch Bottoms remains one of Arkansas’ most productive mallard hotspots.

From mallard-pintail crosses to rare blue-phase geese, banded and hybrid ducks reveal the wild diversity and science behind waterfowl.

After decades hunting alongside Dr. Doyne Williams, Jerrad Hicks now carries on his mentor’s legacy at Arkansas’ storied Bull Sprig Hunting Club.

Ducks Unlimited honors Arkansas hunters and conservationists for their role in protecting wetlands and preserving the state’s waterfowling legacy.

From sunrise-only starts to banning high-tech gear, three seasoned hunters offer their visions for improving duck hunting in Arkansas.

From Arctic fieldwork to Arkansas wetlands, Ryan Askren is shaping future conservationists through hands-on waterfowl habitat training.

A group of Arkansas executives trade boardrooms for flooded timber, finding more than just ducks on a winter morning hunt.

A stunning display at a hunt test turned one photographer into a lifelong fan of the dark red, field-bred golden retriever.

From boat ramp restorations to “Dead Hens” stickers, hunters across Arkansas are proving conservation starts with those in the blind.

From 1960s conservation texts to century-old cartoons, today’s waterfowl issues aren’t new—just louder, and more visible than ever.

G&H Decoys has relocated to Corning, Arkansas, aiming to strengthen its 90-year legacy of American-made duck decoys and outdoor heritage.

Hunters hoped Arctic blasts would bring waves of mallards to Arkansas — so why did the ducks stay put for two winters in a row?

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