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Paul Wait

Paul Wait

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Senior Director of Communications and Editor, Delta Waterfowl Magazine

Wisconsin

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Total articles 39

  • Commentary: It's time to establish a hunting season for Wisconsin's sandhill cranes

    By Paul Wait| Outdoor News Radio@ If you want to know what’s happening in rural America, ask a farmer. Right now, if you ask Wisconsin’s corn growers and potato producers, they’ll tell you our state has a sandhill crane problem. The population of sandhill cranes has quadrupled over the past two decades, and crop damage caused by the big birds has reached an estimated $2 million annually in Wisconsin. Unless we find solutions soon, the burgeoning population of sandhill cranes is on a pathway to become an even larger problem.

    By Paul Wait · Outdoor News Radio

    Mar. 31, 2025

  • Chasing Canvasbacks

    By Paul Wait, Ashley Praus| Delta Waterfowl Magazine Verified Chasing Canvasbacks By Paul WaitGravel crunched under the truck’s tires as Rich Cain pulled over atop a Manitoba hillside adjacent to a dense stand of aspen trees. To a hunter’s eyes, the spot looked much more like a great place to find a ruffed grouse, turkey, white-tailed deer, or black bear than it did a haven for canvasback ducks—no wetlands were visible.

    By Paul Wait, Ashley Praus · Delta Waterfowl Magazine

    Mar. 20, 2025

  • Commentary: It's time to establish a hunting season for Wisconsin's sandhill cranes

    By Paul Wait| Outdoor News Radio@ If you want to know what’s happening in rural America, ask a farmer. Right now, if you ask Wisconsin’s corn growers and potato producers, they’ll tell you our state has a sandhill crane problem. The population of sandhill cranes has quadrupled over the past two decades, and crop damage caused by the big birds has reached an estimated $2 million annually in Wisconsin. Unless we find solutions soon, the burgeoning population of sandhill cranes is on a pathway to become an even larger problem.

    By Paul Wait · Outdoor News Radio

    Mar. 31, 2025

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Delta Waterfowl Magazine

Bismarck, North Dakota, United States

+1 888-987-3695