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Duck Season Somewhere

Ramsey Russell
Duck Hunting
Waterfowl Hunting
Conservation
Waterfowl Conservation
Ducks Unlimited
Waterfowl
Habitat Management
Louisiana
Arkansas
Argentina
Wildlife Conservation
Dove Hunting
Waterfowl Management
Wildlife Management
Hunting Regulations
Hunting Techniques
Ducks
Hunting
Moist Soil Management
Faith

Your go-to for exploring authentic duck hunting adventures WORLDWIDE! For 365 days per year, it really is duck hunting season somewhere. Host Ramsey Russell founded GetDucks.com over 20 years ago, spending most of the year in duck blinds among 6 continents. Meeting with real waterfowl hunters, conservationists, biologists, and storytellers encountered throughout North America and around the globe,... more

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Everyone wants more ducks. But when ducks disappear, where do you go looking for answers? As duck numbers continued declining around their Mississippi hunting grounds, Pete Fulgham and friends asked a pointed question: "Where's our raft?" The search ... more

Life's storms leave scars. But sometimes those scars become lifelines for someone else. Ricky Matthews discusses the heart of his new book, Finding Hope: 25 Lifelines for Life's Storms, and hard-earned stories behind it. We explore suffering, faith,... more

Traditions survive because someone carries them forward by sharing stories. Dale Bordelon grew up among Louisiana marsh men, unforgettable old-timers carrying generational knowledge and stories of bygone life ways. Historian Jason Theriot spent 25 ye... more

Most pretty girls don't grow up drag racing. Taylor Bright did. We sat down at DUX to talk about growing up at the drag strip, her dad's influence and learning to drive, discovering waterfowl hunting, and the unlikely road eventually leading her into... more

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Recent Guests

Ricky Matthews
Longtime radio host, author of Finding Hope
Super Talk Mississippi / Super Talk Outdoors
Episode: EP 724. Finding Hope: Turning Pain Into Purpose
Jason Theriot
Author focused on Cajuns, trappers, and waterfowl heritage
Episode: EP 723. Tradition Bearers--Last Marsh Voices
Dale Bordelon
Historian and preservationist of waterfowl culture
Episode: EP 723. Tradition Bearers--Last Marsh Voices
Taylor Bright
Marketing professional in the outdoor industry
Migra Ammunitions
Episode: EP 722. From Drag Strips to Duck Blinds
Ryan Graves
Aficionado/collector of vintage duck calls
rkegraves on Instagram
Episode: EP 721. The $10,000 Duck Call?
Wayne Capooth
Historian and author specializing in Mid-South waterfowling history
Historian, waterfowling.net; author of Mid-South waterfowl history books
Episode: EP 719. Wallace Claypool's Wild Acres
Jeff Foiles
Hunter, author, and founder of Foiles Migrators
Foiles Migrators / Heartland Lodge
Episode: EP 718. A Country of Second Chances
Roy Carter
Hunter, habitat developer, and proprietor of Carter's Big Island Hunting Club
Carter's Big Island Hunting Club
Episode: EP 717. Diesel Kills Ducks and Other Insights
Marty Sands
Gun collector and big-bore firearms expert featured at hunting expos
Kashkana Decoys / Kashkana Decoys Decoys page; various gun-affiliated ventures as discussed
Episode: EP 715. Mighty 4 Bore and Much More

Host

Ramsey Russell
Host of the show and founder of GetDucks.com; leads interviews and guides listeners through hunting adventures, conservation discussions, and gear/culture stories.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 571 ratings
  • A Must If You Are a Waterfolwer!!!

    Ramsey has an easy way of really letting the waterfowl enthusiast “tell their stories” that is completely engaging! If you love to duck hunt this is the podcast for you. It’s entertaining, educational, and always informative.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    24601 girl
    United States5 months ago
  • Here for the duck stories

    I listen to duck season somewhere podcast because I’m interested in ducks duck hunting and duck conservation. I have nothing against a saved man as I am a believer myself, but I don’t come here to get a preacher sermon. The show is increasingly becoming a preacher sermon if I want that I’ll listen to a preacher podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    choffducker
    United States6 months ago
  • Flooded Corn

    Your recent episode covering flooded was very one sided. Tony made the comment about the increase in the amount of corn grown in the Dakotas but never once mentioned the amount of flooded unharvested corn in the comparison. The issue is the flooded unharvested corn not dry fields. Here in eastern Washington the amount of corn ponds is alarming. It has completely changed the ducks habits and privatized a public resource.

    I really enjoy your podcast but in the future it would be great if when yo... more

    Apple Podcasts
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    Jason D F
    United States7 months ago
  • Great Waterfowler’s Podcast

    This has become one of my top listened to podcasts! This Louisiana boy has been chasing waterfowl for over 40 years and I find it so interesting on how it’s done in other places! Thanks Mr. Russell!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tony from NETX
    United States10 months ago
  • A+ podcast

    This has become my favorite podcast. As someone with a wildlife management background to an avid outdoorsmen there is an episode for everyone here. 5 star!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Charlie reffitt
    United Statesa year ago

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Listeners appreciate the global hunting perspectives and conservation emphasis.
Some episodes are praised for expert guests and practical hunting insights.
A few listeners desire a broader balance in hot-topic debates and policy discussions.
Insights from a passionate host who lets guests tell their stories, keeping the focus on waterfowl culture.

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EP 721. The $10,000 Duck Call?
Q: What was the first collectible call you ever bought?
The first collectible calls Ryan bought were PS Oats from the mid-90s, which were affordable at the time but later revealed to be much more valuable as he learned the market.
EP 715. Mighty 4 Bore and Much More
Q: What sparked your lifelong interest in big bores and doubles?
It started with family stories around the Mississippi and a pivotal moment when a young version of me handled heavier guns, like a 10-gauge goose gun, which delivered an unforgettable memory and planted the seed for a passion that grew into a broader appreciation of gun craftsmanship and history.
ACT NOW---DON'T DRAIN OUR DUCK FACTORY!!! (20-minute Hot Take)
Q: What can listeners actually do to help before the August 7 deadline?
Visit ducks.org to take action, sign the Ducks Unlimited petition for 250,000 signatures, and submit a personalized comment to the Federal Register urging support for keeping the 2024 rule; also engage political connections to amplify the message.
ACT NOW---DON'T DRAIN OUR DUCK FACTORY!!! (20-minute Hot Take)
Q: Why is tile drainage a concern in the Prairie Pothole Region, and how do the easements address it?
Tile drainage can alter water levels and hydrology, potentially impacting wetlands; the 2024 rule and hydrological models are designed to map safe harbors and ensure landowners can use drainage where it won't harm protected wetlands, preserving habitat while enabling farming.
ACT NOW---DON'T DRAIN OUR DUCK FACTORY!!! (20-minute Hot Take)
Q: What exactly is a US Fish and Wildlife Service wetland easement and who pays for it?
Wetlands easements are voluntary agreements funded by duck hunter dollars through duck stamps that prevent drainage and major alterations; landowners are compensated for maintaining habitat, with long-term assurances and a framework that protects duck habitats.

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What is Duck Season Somewhere about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Shows a deep-dive exploration of waterfowl hunting culture around the world, blending historical firearm lore, trophy taxidermy craft, conservation policy, field science, and travel adventures. Episodes frequently feature guests ranging from gun historians and craftspeople to conservationists, biologists, and veteran hunters, with a strong emphasis on habitat, policy, and community within the hunting world. A notable strength is the host's knack for drawing vivid personal stories and practical insights from a diverse array of guests, while maintaining a cohesive thread of conservation-minded hunting culture and global perspectives. Listeners can expect rich storytelling, practical tips for gear and hunting trips, and thoughtful discussions ... more

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Recent guests on Duck Season Somewhere include:

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2. Jason Theriot
3. Dale Bordelon
4. Taylor Bright
5. Ryan Graves
6. Wayne Capooth
7. Jeff Foiles
8. Roy Carter

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