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On this action-packed episode the DUTV cameras head south to the Lone Star State of Texas, one of the main September staging areas for migrating blue and green winged teal. We are joined by gregarious DU Fundraising Regional Director Clint Pace and third generation El Campo, Texas, rice farmer and area DU chairman Slade Schiurring, along with family and friends, for September teal huntin kwhunting

Minnesota is known as ""the land of a thousand lakes,"" ranging in size from a few acres to many thousands. All that water means waterfowl, and Ducks Unlimited has spent decades enhancing and restoring Minnesota wetlands. DU Chief Fundraising Officer David Schuessler takes over hosting duties once again on this episode, joining DU volunteers and staff at a southern style duck camp in the heart of

We are back again with co-host Colin Mulligan and his friend and mentor Chris Dorsey in Saskatchewan. This is a very special episode, one highlighting a unique film project, ""Wings Over Water."" The expansive film has taken IMAX theaters by storm and you'll soon see why it means so much to wetlands and waterfowl conservation. Right now on DU TV!

In this installment, co-host Doug Larsen joins outfitter Jimmy Childers and family at his North Platte River ranch in Nebraska. Childers loves the land, loves wetlands conservation and hunting waterfowl with his twin sons. Beautiful scenery meets thrilling hunting with great people, all up next on DU TV!

Mentoring the next generation is a Ducks Unlimited priority and a vital part of our continuing mission. DU TV co-host Colin Mulligan is part of that next generation, coming up through our varsity and university chapter programs. This week he joins one of his mentors, author and film producer Chris Dorsey, on a thrilling early-season hunt in Saskatchewan. Their shared passion for wetlands and water

On this episode, DUTV co-host Fred Zink travels to Canada, meeting up with former co-host Jared Brown near Quill Lakes, Saskatchewan, a major waterfowl migration staging area. Old friends reunited: they enjoy wonderful fellowship in this North American waterfowling mecca. All up next on DUTV.

Most of the time when you think about traveling to the islands, a tropical paradise comes to mind. Canada's Prince Edward Island is a paradise but of the waterfowl hunting kind. This week DUTV co-host Fred Zink joins old pal c on PEI for spectacular hunting in even better scenery. See it all unfold next on DUTV.

America's Midwest has long been an important farming and ranching region. Where you find crops, you also find ducks and geese. This episode features DUTV co-host Doug Larsen joined by Higdon's Brook Richard and moMarsh product founder Ira McCauley. Missouri is the destination, McCauley's home state and a midwestern waterfowl hunting wonderland. Next, right here on DUTV.

Back to Saskatchewan again this week as we rejoin DU TV co-host Fred Zink and former host Jared Brown. The Quill Lakes are alive with migrating ducks and geese and our cameras were there, capturing every second of captivation action. Stay right where you are, you don't want to miss DUTV!

This week, we join Drake Waterfowls's Jim Ronquest, his daughter Jenna, and Justin Carpenter in Arkansas. It was a challenging waterfowl hunting season down south to be sure. That didn't stop the DU TV cameras though from capturing exciting action. Also on board this episode are DU's Dr. Mike Brasher and waterfowl hunting legend Gail Camp. All next on DU TV.

We are back and at it again with DU TV co-host Fred Zink and his buddy Paul Mackinnon on Prince Edward Island in Canada. More incredible hunting action, striped bass fishing and cooking, camaraderie at its finest, what more could you want?! The unique Prince Edward Island history is also explored with emphasis on its significance to waterfowl and waterfowl migration, as well as area habitat chall

In this episode, Colorado native and DUTV co-host Colin Mulligan shows how good the hunting can be when conditions are right. He's joined by three up and coming DU Leaders for an epic hunt on frozen fields. It's cold but the action is hot, next on DUTV.

This week we look back at the incredible 2023-2024 waterfowl season. Thanks to everyone who made the 27th edition of Ducks Unlimited Television possible. Co-hosts, storytellers, marketing partners and viewers all make this show the best in outdoor TV. We encourage you to join our mission to improve and restore North America's treasured wetlands resources. Please visit ducks.org to contact a DU cha