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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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Postseason Clean Up... A Proactive Approach

So it’s been another good, long season. If yours was anything like mine, the grind started 5 months ago, back on September 1st. Or perhaps even sooner for those lucky enough to chase honkers in mid August. Either way, it’s all over now. Time to switch gears, drop a line through the ice and start getting ready for spring turkey season. But first… what to do with all the gear that just got done taking a beating for the last 5 months? Decoys, decoy bags, sleds, blinds, boots, c

Sitka Wader Review-The Last Wader You'll Ever Need!

Waders suck! When you need them the most they let you down - leaks, tears, dry rot, shrinkage, broken buckles... the list goes on and on. Most duck hunting waders are also drastically ill suited to the environments in which they are used. For example; neoprene freezes solid after it gets wet, is extremely heavy and does not breathe. Cheap breathable models lack the durability needed to withstand the rigors of a season of waterfowling. Rubber, well if you want to wear your gra

Between Migrations

As July slips into August I cannot help but think back on the summer so far and wonder if during this “flightless” period I’ve wasted my time or seized the opportunities before me to become better. The dog days of summer are the perfect time to work on skills; calling and shooting spring to the mind most quickly but running drills and conditioning our canine comrades is extremely important as well. Harkening back to the June edition of Wingbeats where Brandon Trentham reminde

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