Waterfowl

The baddest combo in timber - Tony Vandermore gives us the lowdown on why he chooses to run HEVI-XII through his all-time favorite duck gun – A 28 gauge Benelli SBE 3.

The more your dog experiences now, the less you’ll be teaching when the birds are flying for real.

“When I pull the trigger, I expect success, and you should too”

One of the most impactful changes I made to my outfit, leading to more birds killed each day with less crippling, has been shooting Hevi-Hammer.

Whether you are on the x or working traffic, you can maximize your timber hunts with tactics that can consistently be put in action wherever you are.

With a stiff wind, some good calling, a convincing spread, and a few boxes of Hevi-Shot, you are setting yourself up for a successful hunt in the corn.

The big trees get all of the attention and they’re fun but they offer very little variety. It is mainly mallards with maybe a woodie but the short trees are a different animal altogether.

I was four years old when HEVI-Shot came onto the scene in 1999, and my family has been shooting it ever since.

Be ready for fall’s first hunts by choosing loads tailored to the situation and species.

Before working at Duck Commander, I rarely teal hunted during the early season because water was hard to come by and if you did, you could bet there would be guns all around it. Now it is one of the things I look forward to most about duck season.

From November to February, you can find thousands of HEVI-shot shells being used by a world class operation called FowlCo Outfitters in Garber, Oklahoma.

When it comes to picking the right load for waterfowl, it all comes down to density for Tony Vandemore.

Here's to your best season yet!

The off-season is a great opportunity to take a step back from the excitement and exhaustion. Now is the time to prepare.

While we all dread the off-season, it is the prime time to get all your ducks in a row (pun intended) for next season.

Each day, each hunt, each flock is different. The modern-day hunter must try to balance long range effectiveness with economy in a shotshell.

We put it to the test in the Pacific Northwest and it passed with flying colors. Do yourself a favor and pick up a box of the new HEVI-Metal Xtreme, and try it for yourself!

I guess you could say I’m a bit of a sub-gauge junkie... I haven't shot a duck or turkey with a 12-gauge in over a decade.