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Chris Jennings

Chris Jennings

Verified

Digital Media Editor, Ducks Unlimited Magazine

Memphis

Final Covers

Fitness, Exercise, Diabetes , Caregiving, Healthy Eating, Social Justice , Health Technology, Reproductive Health, Healthcare , Blood Glucose Meters, Well Being

Doesn’t Cover

Entertainment,

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Industries

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Content

Total articles 95

  • Fishing the Flyways

    By Chris Jennings Verified| Ducks Unlimited Magazine Verified Illustrations by Jeff Preg, DUThe North Dakota wind had kicked up, gusting across Devils Lake and causing the water to lap against the hull of our boat as we bobbed up and down. Several hundred Canada geese and ducks must have taken the late-October breeze as a nudge to feed, and they jumped from a nearby marsh and winged toward the big water, veering in our direction.

    By Chris Jennings Verified · Ducks Unlimited Magazine

    Mar. 03, 2025

  • Gearing Up: Travel Gear

    By Chris Jennings Verified| Ducks Unlimited Magazine Verified 1. Chêne Waxed Canvas Goose Down VestDon’t forget to toss this vest in your bag before your next trip. It has a timeless look but features the effectiveness and functionality of modern materials. Built with 10.10-ounce of waxed canvas, 100-gram natural goose down, and antique brass YKK zippers, it will keep you warm on even the coldest days afield. Available in Mossy Oak Shadow Grass, Bottomland, and Original Treestand. chenegear.com2.

    By Chris Jennings Verified · Ducks Unlimited Magazine

    Mar. 01, 2025

  • Fishing the Flyways

    By Chris Jennings Verified| Ducks Unlimited Magazine Verified Illustrations by Jeff Preg, DUThe North Dakota wind had kicked up, gusting across Devils Lake and causing the water to lap against the hull of our boat as we bobbed up and down. Several hundred Canada geese and ducks must have taken the late-October breeze as a nudge to feed, and they jumped from a nearby marsh and winged toward the big water, veering in our direction.

    By Chris Jennings Verified · Ducks Unlimited Magazine

    Mar. 03, 2025

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Ducks Unlimited Magazine