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Overview A waterfowl trip is easy to judge by what happens when the birds are working. Those are the moments everybody remembers: a group finishing over the decoys, a field coming alive at first [...]

Overview One of the first questions hunters ask about our Nebraska waterfowl hunt is whether December or January is the better time to come. The easy answer would be to say both are good, but [...]

Overview The Platte River has been talked about as duck and goose country for well over a century, but its reputation was never built on the river simply holding a lot of birds. What made the [...]

Overview A typical day on our Nebraska waterfowl hunt has a structure, but it is not built around a fixed schedule that says every group leaves at the same time, hunts the same type of setup, and [...]

Overview Our Nebraska waterfowl hunt is built around a part of the season when the hunting can change substantially from one trip to the next. We are hunting from December into January, which [...]

← Back to the latest report MIGRATION REPORT ARCHIVE Every waterfowl migration report we’ve published, newest first. Each one covers the Pacific, Central, Mississippi and Atlantic flyways. [...]

LOADING MIGRATION REPORTRetrieving the latest flyway conditions… OCTOBER 13, 2026 WATERFOWL MIGRATION REPORT Where the bulk of the ducks and geese are right now, flyway by flyway — from the [...]