August - 2017

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Wingmen is about skies swarming with geese and ducks, covers erupting with upland birds and Spring mornings shattered by thunderous gobbles. It’s about the guns, gear, dogs and destinations that fuel our dreams. Wingmen brings you the cutting edge, the tradition, the obsession and passion at the heart of wingshooting. We want to take you with us on our hunts, include you in our gearhead arguments and tactics discussions, share our highs and our lows, show you our laughter and our tears, all in an attempt to educate and entertain you, our fellow Wingmen.

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The Mobile Waterfowler

When hunting migratory birds, especially ducks and geese, it pays to be dynamic, flexible, in a word- mobile. Having the capability to just scoop up a spread and move can be the difference between going home with a fist full of green or watching birds slip past your spread out of range all morning long. In the world of waterfowling nothing is worse than knowing you’re set up in the wrong location and not being able to do anything about it. Sometimes moving a spread just 50-10

My Boys- A Sitka Original

At Wingmen we are firm believer's in the family and have the honor of being part of a family owned business. Three generations of family is what has made our parent company, the Eastmans' brand, something we are very proud of. This video from Sitka Gear rings loud and true to our eyes and ears, and we hope that you enjoy this film about the Hudnall family passing on their hunting traditions as much as we did. Tough love and time spent outdoors provided life paths for Clay and

Waterfowl Fitness....Wait, What??

Yeah, you read the title of this article correctly. If I am honest, when Todd approached me to write this article I may have reacted about the same way. Then I did a little thinking and I ended up asking myself the question, “when has it ever hurt me in hunting to be in better shape?” My answer? It never has. Case in point, last January I had the joy of hauling fullbody goose decoys through 10-inches of snow on my way to the river for the closing hunt of the season. I nearly

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