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Waterfowl program aims to spark youthful interest in hunting, heritage

Waterfowler identification is part of the Young Waterfowlers Program's emphasis. (Tom Tatum/For MediaNews Group)
Waterfowler identification is part of the Young Waterfowlers Program’s emphasis. (Tom Tatum/For MediaNews Group)

ByTOM TATUM|October 18, 2021 at 2:06 p.m.

When it comes to first-timers hunting ducks and geese, there’s a lot to learn.

We’re talking waterfowling here folks, a passionate, historic pursuit that boasts a long and storied hunting heritage. From decoy carving to dog training to habitat conservation to strategies afield, aspects of this celebrated sport are multifaceted and intriguing. And for youngsters who might want to explore the many varied pieces of the waterfowling puzzle, a golden opportunity awaits. That’s because the folks at the Brandywine Red Clay Alliance (BRC) will be hosting their popular Young Waterfowlers Program over the next two Sundays, October 24 and 31.

The BRC recognizes that waterfowling is an American tradition that combines hunting with an appreciation of wetlands…

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