Description: The white-faced whistling duck is a boldly plumaged waterfowl that inhabits freshwater lakes, marshes, rivers, and flooded plains on two continents. In South America, they range from Costa Rica to northern Argentina and Uruguay. In Africa, they are located across sub-Saharan Africa, ranging from Senegal east to Ethiopia, and south to South Africa, Madagascar, and the Comoros Islands. Like all whistling ducks, they have very long legs and long necks, giving them a goose-like...

Day three: Gunning over the decoys has been quite a journey from design drawings to final carvings and floating the King rig out in the...

The King Eider, one of the most beautiful sea ducks in the world. As a young man I dreamed of hunting these majestic waterfowl. In the...