Wasn't my first pick, but I like it too! Check out the footage from the contest at http://www.flyways.us

Flyways.us recently updated their compiled list of state agency hunting regulations webpages. Just go to http://flyways.us/state-links and click on your state to jump right to the waterfowling regulations if you have questions about dates/times, bag limits, or anything else. Great resource.

They'll be live streaming the second round and selection tomorrow at 10am. All the details are at http://www.flyways.us.

Entries that advanced: 1, 9, 18, 19, 22, 37, 41, 57, 59, 60, 62, 73, 101, 103, 117, 118, 125, 126, 151, 183, and 187.

Looks like the picasso duck stamp didn't make the cut.

They'll be picking next year's duck stamp design October 28-29 in WV. A cool event at the beautiful NCTC campus if you can get away for a weekend. You can get all the details and check out all the submitted designs at http://www.flyways.us!

Which one do you all like?

FWS released their proposals for season lengths and bag limits this morning. Looks to be about the same as last year. Find the details for your flyway at http://flyways.us/regulations-and-harve ... egulations

They announced proposed season lengths today, will be up to states to set the dates now based on those recommendations.

http://flyways.us/regulations-and-harve ... egulations

Check out the video report at http://flyways.us/status-of-waterfowl/video-report. All good news.

The site was having some performance issues due to high traffic. Moving a little faster now.

Flyways.us has compiled links to all state agency regulation pages, so you can quickly and easily find the season dates and bag limits for each state.

http://flyways.us/regulations-and-harve ... egulations

http://flyways.us/surveys-and-monitoring/banding-and-marking-programs/bands-across-america

Pretty interesting to use this tool to see migration patterns for various species or if you just want to look up the banding info for a band you have. You can specify a species, location, and/or year and a ...

60 days for Atlantic and Mississippi, 74 for Central, and 107 in the Pacific. Full seasons on pintails and canvasbacks nationwide, and for scaup in the Atlantic, Mississippi and Central Flyways (86 days for scaup in the Pacific).

Find out more at http://flyways.us/regulations-and-harvest/current ...

Video footage about the pilot biologists that fly the surveys over the duck factory... anyone else think this would be a pretty cool gig?

http://flyways.us/videos/54-videos/132- ... ck-chasers

FWS has released both the Status of Waterfowl and Adaptive Harvest Management reports for 2010 today. Status report confirms the preliminary estimates... duck numbers about the same as last year but still well above the long term average. Details at http://flyways.us . There's a nice video that sums ...

FWS has issued the hunter activity and harvest report for 2009/10 season... duck numbers are down again as are goose numbers.

You can get the report at:
http://flyways.us/status-of-waterfowl .

If you want to play with the data, you can also use the harvest report generator app to view trends from ...

A lot of waterfowl management policy activity in the works this year...

North American Waterfowl Management plan is due to be revised in January 2012. Plan committee has been meeting with stakeholders to review and determine objectives... you can check out the latest update on their progress at ...