With the fall waterfowl flights shaping up to be similar to last season, Montana duck and goose hunters can look forward to a continuation of liberal seasons and regulations. hunting for ducks and geese begins Sept. 29. Overall, breeding duck numbers across a large portion of Canada that supply birds to Montana and #39;s fall hunting were up from last year.

Montana’s hunters Watch Wildlife
The “Montana experience” and wildlife go hand-in-hand. In 2006, 19 percent of Montanans age 16 and older hunted, 24 percent fished and more than 50 percent of residents participated in wildlife watching by taking a trip away from home primarily to observe wildlife.

Kids: Don’t Duck The Facts!
What do ducks eat? Ducks eat different foods, depending on their species and age, including: seeds, roots, stems of wetland plants, grains like barley from a farmer and #39;s field, even midges and mayfly nymphs. Why not feed ducks bread? Feeding ducks bread increases the chances they may start to look to humans for handouts and spend less time foraging for their own food.

Retirement in Williamsburg
Vancouver Business Journal - The birding here is phenomenal. We see great white herons, blue herons, ospreys, eagles, king fishers and everything else imaginable.” As they get involved in the community, they are impressed by the people they meet. “The level of people who have Oregon Recreation ReportAlbany Democrat-Herald - ODFW released its […]

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