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Argentina Red Stag hunting trip of epic proportion: The hypnotic beauty of the biggest-ever brook trout in hand, sunrise over a spewing volcano, the smiles of gaucho children, the foxes running to our calls, the strange ocean fish materializing from the depths, the noisy clouds of ducks and, most of all, the outrageous roar of giant wild red stag in the black timber of the high Andes. What are these things worth?

Read this incredible adventure – Argentina Red Stag Hunting Diego’s Run: 6,000-Kilometer Road Trip with Argentina’s Wild Man

Peru duck hunting in the Andes is neither about the art of seducing wild ducks to decoys, nor about the thrill of high-volume trigger pulling.  It is about collecting specific trophy waterfowl that can be found nowhere else on earth other than in the Andes Mountains. (Note: Since this story was published, Peru’s hunt calendar has changed to exclude the take of Torrent Duck, Andean Ruddy and Giant Coot). Referenced hunt: Peru duck hunt 

Read full article:  Latitude of Plentitude

For the first time since the season was opened in 1965, early-season teal hunters could see a six-bird limit this year. “The three flyways that have teal seasons put forth a recommendation for a 16-day, six-bird bag limit season,” said Jim Kelley, Mississippi Flyway representative for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

Ramsey Russell, GetDucks.com, hunts waterfowl around the globe, but said his favorite duck hunting is the early teal season in Mississippi. “I’m excited about it because it’s putting adaptive science management into play to the benefit of sportsmen,” he said.

Read more: New regulations might boost blue-winged teal bag limits to 6

Team MOJO traveled with Ramsey Russell’s GetDucks.com for some Fast & Furious Argentina Duck Hunting at La Flores.  THIS is the kind of duck shooting for which Argentina and GetDucks.com are world-famous.  These 2 dynamite episodes aired in 2013. Read more about Argentina duck hunting at Las Flores

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http://youtu.be/OCpQr6At-34

Ravenous hordes of huge gray foxes await predator hunters in Argentina.  [note – predators hunting is included with select GetDucks.com Argentina duck hunting packages at no additional cost].

Read full story: Southern Exposure – Argentina Fox Hunting

Occasionally someone will introduce themselves at our GetDucks.com booth by holding up an index finger and explaining that they have killed every single North America waterfowl species except for ONE.  That’s all that need be said. Alaska king eider hunting – and their trophy of a lifetime – awaits.

Read full story: Alaska King Eider Hunting Is All About Getting There

The king eider was banded on St. Paul Island on March 14, 1996 as an adult. Here’s exactly how special this bird is: from 1962 to 2011 only 591 king eiders have been banded. Of those, only nine bands have been collected. Peterson’s makes 10.

Read Full Story:   Alaskan Hunter Takes Extremely Rare Banded King Eider

Whistlers and wigeon squeals cut through the dark the next morning as he and I sat a small pond. Colors peeped from the shadows as ducks splashed down. By 8 a.m., I’d broken the extractor on my old gun and Diego and I had to take turns with his Beretta, chiding each other’s shooting from our layouts. We quit shy of our limit after I swung on a flock of five teal, aimed for the lead bird, killed the three behind it in one shot, and then shot the fifth. Enough, already.

Read story: Argentina Duck Hunting A Walk In The Clouds

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It’s a fact we learned in kindergarten: Water runs downhill.  It collects in low-lying areas, forming wetlands.  Generally speaking, it is there that waterfowl – and waterfowl hunters – spend favored days of their lives.  But generally speaking, there are exceptions to every rule.  The rugged Andes Mountains in which Peru duck hunting takes place is one such exception. (Note: Since this story was published, Peru’s hunt calendar has changed to exclude the take of Torrent Duck, Andean Ruddy and Giant Coot)  Referenced hunt: Peru Duck Hunt

Read full story: Duck Hunting in Breathtaking Peru

“Eider!”
“Eider!”
“Eider!”
The staccato voices echoed down the shore as I peered into the slow-rising sun for the one bird that had brought me thousands of miles in January to a small island in the middle of Alaska’s Bering Sea.
And there it was: a drake king eider.

Read: Alaska King Eider Hunting Story Quest for a King

View more photos at GetDucks.com Photo Gallery: Alaska King Eider Hunting