Kayle Browning, first-time Olympic trap shooter, joins the Ducks Unlimited Podcast to talk about her path to earning her spot on Team USA and her excitement for the upcoming Olympic Games. Browning, a well-accomplished shooter on the world stages, is an avid duck hunter who grew up hunting Arkansas’ storied, flooded timber habitats with her family. Hear how she is preparing for her upcoming trip to Tokyo and all that entails being a member of Team USA.

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Are you ready to uncover the next hidden gem in the DU Vault? Ducks Unlimited presents the largest auction of the year, Into The Vault, which is proudly presented by Dive Bomb Industries.

With over 600 items spanning more than 20 categories, you have an extraordinary chance to claim rare and exclusive treasures, from unique, one-of-a-kind firearms to remarkable prints and never-before-seen relics. Bidding opens November 27—mark your calendar now!

Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of history—your next great find is just a bid away!

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On this special episode, Dr. Mike Brasher visits with Jay Anglin, DU Waterfowl 360 Migration Editor for the Great Lakes, and Mark Holley, chief meteorologist for WSAW-TV in Wausau, Wisconsin, about recent changes to weather conditions, bird movements, and hunter success across the Great Lakes. After a slow season across much of the region, Anglin reports that activity in Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio is finally “heating up” thanks to a weather system that is bringing colder temps and windier conditions. Holley gives the meteorological details around what’s driving the change and gives an optimistic report that we may see unsettled weather and colder temperatures continuing into early December. The timing couldn’t be better for southern and mid-latitude duck hunters! Happy Hunting, y’all!

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In this episode of the Ducks Unlimited podcast, host Matt Harrison welcomes musicians Jordan Davis and Zach Sutton to the studio. The trio discusses their excitement for the Chêne Film Festival happening in Memphis, which marks its second year. Jordan and Zach share their experiences as first-timers at the festival, highlighting the opportunity to connect with friends, enjoy food trucks, and watch football before their performance. They reminisce about their last outing together in Arkansas, where they faced freezing conditions while duck hunting. Tune in for a fun conversation filled with music, camaraderie, and preparations for the upcoming duck season!

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Ten years ago, a harmful algal bloom in western Lake Erie forced the city of Toledo to issue a “do not drink” advisory for its water supply. Now, Ohio is home to one of the most transformational wetland restoration programs in America. This program, known as H2Ohio, is using wetland restoration and other practices to reduce nutrient flows into Lake Erie and improving the quality of water for its citizens. In this episode, Dr. Mike Brasher sits down with DU regional biologists, Russ Terry and Corey VanStratt, and Eric Saas of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources to discuss DU’s involvement in delivering H2Ohio and how it is producing not only cleaner water, but more habitat for ducks and additional places for hunting.

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RELOADED EP264 | 7 Tips From Guides

Waterfowl guides hunt every day, they’ve seen it all. John Pollmann, DU Magazine freelance contributor, joins Chris Jennings to talk about learning special tips and tactics from lifelong waterfowl guides. Pollmann goes into detail about specific tactics some guides use to decoy ducks and geese, as well as sharing some personal stories about hunting with guides.

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Join Dr. Mike Brasher and three expert meteorologists as they break down the upcoming weather patterns that could make or break your next duck hunt! 🦆 Whether you're a seasoned pro or just getting into the game, this livestream will equip you with the insights you need to plan your best hunting days.

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🌩️ Mandy Bailey – Chief Meteorologist for KTEN TV, Denison, TX
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🌪️ Skot Covert – Chief Meteorologist for 5News, Fayetteville/Fort Smith, AR
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We'll discuss:
- Seasonal weather shifts and how they impact waterfowl migration 🦆
- Tips for tracking the best hunting conditions in your area 🌦️
- Expert predictions on what the next few weeks hold for duck hunters

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The Prairie Pothole Region is DU’s highest priority landscape, as it supports over 50 percent of breeding ducks in North America annually. On this episode, Dr. Mike Brasher is joined by Dr. Scott Stephens and Graydon Garner, agricultural programs and extension specialist for DU Canada, to highlight the activities used to conserve grasslands and wetland in prairie Alberta. From forage conversion to wetland restoration and permanent protection of intact habitats, DU applies a diverse portfolio of conservation on the prairies, as we seek solutions that benefit agricultural producers and ranchers while improving the landscape for ducks. But to begin, Graydon provides an update on wetland conditions on the prairies and highlights the need for additional precipitation to improve conditions heading into 2025.

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