The long awaited return of cold weather is here for many areas of the US and Canada. Freezing temps and localized snowfall have the potential to restart the stalled migration for many parts of the nation. Waterfowler.com is rushing to get the very latest on migration activity spurred by the cool down. A full report will be posted by lunch time today. It is a safe bet that this reurn to more normal weather will have birds on the move, so it might be time to cash in a few vacation days. The very latest information will be posted shortly. In the mean time, remember to report you observation in the State-by-State Field Report areas and on the Waterfowler.com Migration Map. More details coming soon on this latest weather system and the migration. Continue reading

As October becomes a memory and November begins, it appears the ducks and the weather have an equal number of tricks and treats for waterfowlers across North America. Hello folks, and as always, welcome to Waterfowler.com. Autumn is in full swing and there couldn’t be a better time to become a Waterfowler.com member. With the bulk of this year’s migration still in a holding pattern, a Waterfowler.com membership gives you the extra advantage of being able to time your hunts to meet “The Big Push” head on. Regular Migration Reports, over fifty state and international Field Report pages and special Migration Alerts, sent right to your email, help take the guesswork out of planning your hunts. For as little as $14.95 your Waterfowler.com Membership gives you the edge, helping you know not only where but, more importantly, when North American waterfowl migrations are happening. JOIN TODAY! Continue reading

After predictions of an early onset to cold weather, it now appears that the rush toward winter is on hold for much of the US. Though cooler weather has begun to move into some portions of the Nation, the overall weather picture has the migration backing up at the US/Canadian border. Hello folks, and as always, welcome to Waterfowler.com. The season is well under way for the upper flyway states and the mid tier openers are clicking by. As the season gets into full swing across the country Waterfowler.com wishes all our members a safe and successful season. Remember to take a new hunter along this year. Old or young, new hunters help insure the continuation of our shared waterfowling heritage. Continue reading

At the half-way point in October, waterfowlers across the country are waiting and wondering. The big question on everyone’s mind, were the snow storms of the first half of this month an indication of an early winter? Hello folks, and as always, welcome to Waterfowler.com. Just as the snow began to melt in the upper Plaines, a winter weather system drove through the central Rockies. Now, with flooding rains falling in the north east, it looks as though Mother Nature is keeping things interesting. As the march of opening days roll southward initial reports from the northern states indicate an early start to this year’s migration. Continue reading

A winter storm warning is in effect for portions of the northern plains as more upper flyway states open their regular waterfowl season this week. Hello folks, and as always, welcome to Waterfowler.com. Old Man Winter may not be ready to settle in just yet, but early snowfall reaching the upper Midwest has put waterfowlers across the country on alert. Though it is still way too early to call it, portents of an early winter are everywhere, and from folk wisdom to futuristic computer models, more than just woolly caterpillars are warning of a winter to remember. Don’t forget, the Gear-Up Sale is still going on. HuntersProshop.com, Waterfowler.com’s new store, is still offering 15% OFF and entire order. Through October 10th, 2005 get 15% off your whole order when shopping at HuntersProshop.com. This limited time offer is not available on boats, blinds and ammunition. To receive this special discount, enter… Continue reading

Fall is here and another round of opening days kicks off this weekend across the northern tiers of the four flyways. With a cold front rolling across the plains and temps falling, it should be a great weekend for waterfowling. Hello folks, and as always, welcome to Waterfowler.com. September is almost a memory and October is arriving with promises of an early migration. To help you get ready for the season ahead, Waterfowler.com has extended our Gear Up sale at our online store, HuntersProshop.com. Through October 10th take 15% OFF an entire order. Some restrictions apply.* This is a limited time offer. To receive the discount, enter the following coupon code at check out. (Coupon code : gearup15) Continue reading

Autumn officially returns this week, and over the weekend, waterfowlers in some northern regions of the United States will open their regular waterfowl season. Hello folks, and as always, welcome to Waterfowler.com. Fall is here and not a moment too soon. With the regular season underway in Canada and about to kick off in the U.S., duck and goose hunters across the continent can breathe a bit easier. After all, even if the season is still weeks away in their home state, at least it’s duck season somewhere. Continue reading

September 9, 2005 – A tug-of-war between summer and fall will play out over much of the U.S. over the next few days and into early next week. How it will effect the early goose and teal seasons will depend on which end of the mercury swing you are on. Hello folks, and as always, welcome to Waterfowler.com. In the weeks and months ahead, please keep the victims of Hurricane Katrina in your thoughts and prayers. The need for charity and compassion for those in the storms path can not be underestimated. Please consider making a contribution to the American Red Cross or the charity of your choice. The need for support will far outlive the media’s attention to the devastated region. Though the headlines may fade, the need for donations will go on. Your donations, thoughts and prayers will make a difference. Continue reading