Delta Waterfowl celebrates the most successful year in the organization’s history, raising an all-time high of $16.1 million through chapter fundraising events during the 2025-2026 fiscal year, which concluded June 30.
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Planning your trip to the Duck Hunters Expo? 🦆
Episode 103 of The Voice of the Duck Hunter is your preview of everything happening July 24-26 in Des Moines.
Listen now wherever you get your podcasts!
Happy Canada Day! 🇨🇦
Today Delta celebrates our friends, members, volunteers, and supporters across Canada. Thank you to everyone who helps conserve these incredible places and carry on our shared hunting traditions!
We’re excited to have Furvor Pet joining us at the Duck Hunter's Expo July 24–26 in Des Moines, IA! 🐾
Be sure to stop by their booth throughout the weekend and catch their on-stage appearances during the Expo.
Delta’s Second Chance Auction is live! 🦆
Start bidding now: 2ndchance.givesmart.com
A big thank you to Aaron J. Martin of Renaissance Financial for sponsoring this year’s auction.
Auction closes at 9 p.m. CT on Tuesday, June 30.
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The birds are what bring you there. The place is what keeps you coming back.
For Brent Reaves and @DeltaWaterfowl, healthy wetlands are worth caring for long after the season ends.
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North Dakota’s 2026 breeding duck survey is in: populations are down 9.5% from 2025 amid drier prairie conditions. Blue-winged teal declined, while mallards and pintails increased.
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Delta Waterfowl is celebrating the introduction of the Great American Outdoors Act 250, legislation that would support critical refuge infrastructure and the future of duck hunting.
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Working alongside Colorado Parks and Wildlife, the Northern Colorado chapter of Delta Waterfowl helped install two brand new pit blinds at Elliott State Wildlife Area for waterfowl hunters.
We are proud to support projects improving hunter access on Colorado’s Eastern Plains.
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Sgt. Harvey Pearce recently connected with about 40 attendees at a @DeltaWaterfowl event at the Natchitoches Shooting Range. Bringing along his patrol truck and vessel, he shared insights on boating safety, life as a wildlife agent, and answered questions. 🦆🚤
#CommunityOutreach
The Summer Issue of Delta Waterfowl magazine is hitting mailboxes now!
Inside, we break down the science behind waterfowl survival and duck production, plus the research and conservation work helping shape the future of duck hunting across North America.
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There’s nothing quite like a morning in the woods with a good dog by your side.
The waiting, the anticipation, the sound of wings overhead, and the moments you remember long after the season ends.
Until opening day comes back around, we’ll just keep missing duck season.
The Migratory Bird Conservation Commission has approved new funding to expand national wildlife refuges in Texas, Virginia, and Illinois, adding over 5,000 acres of critical habitat and advancing wetland conservation nationwide.
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Conservation in action.
For more than 15 years, the Kankakee Valley Chapter out of Illinois has been committed to giving ducks a better chance at success.
With 120+ Hen Houses installed and maintained each year, their work is making a real impact on local duck production.
Hard to beat a greenhead in the right light.
📸: @steve_oehlenschlager
The Houma Chapter of South Louisiana continues to make a meaningful impact across the region!
In just over 2 years, they’ve worked with Lafourche Parish Government and Terrebonne Parish to distribute 850+ wood duck boxes, now placed across multiple parishes.
Thank you to all!
Happy Earth Day from The Duck Hunters Organization.
Duck hunters have always been conservationists. We protect the wetlands, restore the prairie, and fight for the habitat that sustains not just ducks, but entire ecosystems.
#EARTHDAY
Delta Waterfowl supports $1.9B in funding for the Legacy Restoration Fund — an important step toward improving infrastructure across our public lands and national wildlife refuges.
Read more on our website.
Spoonie dropping in!
Did you know the Northern Shoveler uses its oversized bill like a strainer to filter tiny food out of the water?
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