DuckFellas Podcast

Episode 21 covers recent waterfowl news from North Dakota and Saskatchewan, shifting migration patterns, and a debate about harvest impacts on breeding populations.
Hosts Kade and Tyler mix casual banter with research findings, hunt stories, and announce a social media giveaway — all in a laid-back, conversational episode.

Episode 22 of the Duckfellas podcast features Colton Bradley and covers everything from early-morning hunting stories and gear mishaps to personal tales of first ducks and banded birds. The hosts discuss deer hunting, dog training, and the realities of modern waterfowling, mixing humor with field experience.The episode also dives into conservation work with Delta Waterfowl, local habitat projects like Coal Creek, upcoming banquets and expos, and a current giveaway for hunting gear — a blend of community, fundraising, and practical habitat initiatives.

On Duckfellas Podcast Episode 23 the crew reunites (mostly) in the garage to catch up: Pookey is MIA, Zach joins from Roanoke, and the guys dive into hunting stories, waterfowl identification tips, and shooting lane frustrations.
They debate college basketball picks, place a wild beard/mohawk bet, discuss gear and hunting mishaps, and remind listeners about the social media giveaway — all with the usual banter and behind-the-scenes chaos.

Episode 24 of the DuckFellas Podcast with Tyler, Kade, and Zach dive into the Armistice Day Blizzard of 1940, recounting how a warm hunting day suddenly turned into a deadly whiteout that stranded hundreds of hunters and reshaped U.S. weather forecasting.
The hosts mix historical accounts with personal hunting stories, gear and safety discussions, and reflections on whether such a storm could happen again today.

Tyler and Kade dive into episode 25 of the DuckFellas Podcast to discuss the evolution of duck calls over the last 150 years — from hand-carved wood and metal reeds to modern acrylic CNC-made calls. They cover pros and cons of wood, polycarb, and acrylic calls, tuning tips, call makers, competitions, and a few hunting anecdotes.
The hosts also touch on giveaways, gear, boats, hunting memories, and processing meat, rounding out a casual, humorous discussion for waterfowl enthusiasts.

On episode 26 of the Duckfellas podcast the crew welcomes last-minute guest Dan (aka "Great Value Joe") for a loose, laugh-filled catch-up. They cover hunting stories from Nebraska and North Dakota, snow goose strategies and leg-band tales, plus boat, dog, and shop projects.
Expect plenty of off-the-cuff banter — live-stream comments, hunting trip plans, expo talk and calling contests, house and shop updates, and general shenanigans from the guys as they wing it for the night.

Episode 27 of Duckfellas brings Kade back to the show with Zach, Austin, and Tyler for laughs, hunting stories, and a reminder to enter their giveaway on Facebook and Instagram.
Highlights include habitat and migration updates, a successful wood duck hatch, chaotic goose tales, and a focused discussion on the expectations, safety, and etiquette of being a guest on guided and buddy hunts.

Episode 28 of the DuckFellas Podcast — hosts Zach and Tyler catch up after a break, recap the sold-out Delta banquet, talk Expo plans (Des Moines), and talk about the giveaway. They also discuss Oklahoma’s new guide licensing law (SB 2095), comparisons with other states, Flooded Corn, and personal updates like moving and racing.
Short, lively conversation covering conservation fundraising, outfitter regulations, Expo schedule and seminars, and tips for listeners planning to attend. Tune in for event details, opinions, and shout-outs to the community.

Hosts Tyler and Zach announce winners of two layout blind giveaways, discuss the latest breeding duck survey showing declines, and debate possible season and regulation changes.They emphasize the importance of CRP/native grass plantings, predator control, and local conservation action, while sharing hunting stories and urging listeners to get involved.

Hosts Zach and Tyler recap holiday updates and dive into local lake concerns after DNR willow spraying, the Coal Creek damage and delays, and habitat worries for waterfowl.
They break down 20-year duck harvest and hunter trends across several states, discuss declining mallard numbers and access issues, and urge listeners to stay involved in habitat and conservation efforts.