Videos tagged with Waterfowl

This video captures a duck hunting excursion where participants engage in shooting and discuss their experience. The focus is on the activity of hunting ducks and the camaraderie involved.

This guide details essential stealth techniques for duck hunting, emphasizing that unnatural movement is a primary reason for missed opportunities. It advises hunters to remain still, keep eyes forward, and let birds finish their approach. The strategy also includes designating spotters for group hunts to maintain collective stillness until the opportune moment.

This video focuses on advanced waterfowl hunting strategies, specifically emphasizing the importance of scouting flight lines for ducks and geese rather than just their current locations. The host, Jon from Just Hunt Club, shares insights on how to identify and utilize these migration routes to increase hunting success. The description highlights that many hunters overlook this crucial aspect of scouting, making it a valuable tip for those looking to improve their waterfowl hunting game.

This video focuses on goose hunting strategies, specifically how to hunt effectively after a weather front. It discusses the dual nature of extreme weather for hunters, explaining how it can push waterfowl into new areas but also make scouting more challenging due to unpredictable bird behavior. The content from Just Hunt Club delves into their scouting mindset and tactical approach for hunting Canada and Snow geese following storms, offering practical insights for field hunters.

This guide details a reverse sear technique for cooking goose breast, drawing on the expertise of a seasoned instructor. It emphasizes treating goose like steak, aiming for medium-rare (125-135°F) by first smoking on a Traeger at 170°F and then searing on a Blackstone griddle. The method leverages the ideal conditions of September geese, which are more tender due to diet and less flight time.

This review of the Winchester SXP pump-action shotgun highlights its lineage as the next generation of Winchester pumps. Key features include a four-lug rotary bolt with an inertia-assist for fast cycling, chrome-lined chamber and bore, a dropout trigger, Invector Plus choke tubes, and an Inflex recoil pad. Two models are discussed: the High Grade with Turkish Walnut and the Waterfowl with Mossy Oak Bottomland camo, noting differences in chambering for waterfowl loads.

This YouTube Short features a Charles Daly 3-barreled shotgun, highlighting its unique design with an "extra barrel for extra fun." The video, from GUNBROS, a family-owned small business dedicated to Second Amendment freedoms and providing trusted products for protection, is tagged as a #shorts video and promotes their social media channels. The description emphasizes rapid product delivery and a customer-centric approach.

This video features a comprehensive review and shooting test of the Browning A5 semi-automatic shotgun in a 12 Gauge caliber, specifically in a Shadow Grass Waterfowl configuration. The content focuses on the performance and features of this particular firearm model. The description also lists various equipment used by the creator, including steel targets, cameras, editing software, hearing protection, safety glasses, reloading supplies, and targetry. The review aims to provide potential buyers with insights into the Browning A5's capabilities for waterfowl hunting and general shooting.

This YouTube video from The Waterfowl Collective chronicles a duck hunting trip on Long Island. The hunters, including one named Hunter, utilize layout boats and focus on pursuing longtail ducks. The description highlights a new hunting spot and the use of specific hunting vessels.

This video documents an annual hunting trip to Long Island, focusing on a Brant hunt. The hunters successfully achieved their limit of Brant and also bagged a bonus banded Black Duck and a banded Brant, indicating successful waterfowl hunting and the presence of marked birds for potential research or tracking.

This video captures the excitement of the final day of waterfowl season, where the creators achieved a limit of redheads. The description highlights favorable weather conditions that contributed to a successful hunt on the "big water."

This YouTube video from The Waterfowl Collective documents a goldeneye hunt conducted on large bodies of water in New York. The description highlights the arrival of colder weather as the catalyst for this expedition, suggesting a focus on waterfowl hunting tactics and the challenges associated with hunting in such environments. While specific firearms or calibers are not mentioned, the context strongly implies the use of shotguns for waterfowl hunting.