Chippewa Valley DU

03/21/2026

There's still time! Come visit the DU booth at the Wisconsin Sport Show today and tomorrow, sign up for our Sportsman's Bingo on April 11th and grab some FREE DU merch!

03/21/2026

Come see us at the Wisconsin Sport Show and enter our Sportsman's banner raffle! Today from 9am-6pm.

03/20/2026

Come pay us a visit today starting at 3:00pm and chat about conservation, habitat, ducks, dogs, or how your season went!

01/08/2026

2025 was a great year for DU!

12/16/2025

Now more than ever WI sportsmen, women, conservationists, public land users need to come together to discuss with legislators the importance of the Knowles Nelson Stewardship Program renewal and wildlife management. If you care about our natural resources, our wildlife, our waters, we need you to show up!

If possible, please register by the end of this week if you are interested in attending. If space allows, please enter Wisconsin Wildlife Federation under the organization name.

Registration link: https://ducks.quorum.us/campaign/149462/

12/11/2025

Looking for something to do Saturday night in the cold. Swing on over to Menomonie and join UW-Stout Ducks Unlimited for their bingo! They have been a great partner chapter to us helping with our Sportsman's Dinner event in September.

Join us on Saturday, December 13th for our Ducks Unlimited bingo event where we will have bingo, raffels, food, and more!!! Hope to see you there! 🎄🦆

For tickets and info scan the QR code, DM us, or go to
https://ducksunlimited.myeventscenter.com/event/Du-Bingo-Uw-Stout

12/08/2025

More details to come!

10/31/2025

What does everyone think? You seeing improving hunting or no?

Migration Alert: Changing Conditions Bodes Well for Wisconsin Waterfowlers

Following a slow start to the waterfowl season, last week’s cold front ushered in “duckier” weather, bringing new flights of waterfowl to many parts of Wisconsin. “With the cool down the past several days, we have seen more birds moving in,” says Taylor Finger, game bird biologist with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR).

The Mississippi River separates Wisconsin from Minnesota and Iowa. The namesake of the Mississippi Flyway, this massive river represents one of the most important waterfowl migration corridors in North America. Waterfowl numbers are building along the 230-mile Wisconsin stretch, including on the Upper Mississippi National Wildlife and Fish Refuge. This area hosts massive numbers of canvasbacks annually, and numbers typically peak from the end of October through the first two weeks of November.

To read the full alert, click the link below!
https://www.ducks.org/hunting/migration-alerts/migration-alert-changing-conditions-bodes-well-for-wisconsin-waterfowlers

Brought to you by: Kent Cartridge


Photo: Phil Kahnke Photography

10/13/2025

Start planning now to make this your best fall ever

10/07/2025

A fascinating look at the habitat preferences and behaviors of these remarkably adaptable birds

10/07/2025

🦆💥 IT’S HERE! OPENING DAY OF THE WISCONSIN DU FALL 50-BOOM BASH! 💥🦆

The wait is over — tickets are NOW LIVE for the hottest raffle of the season! 🎯

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🌎 Plus — every dollar goes to Ducks Unlimited’s mission: conserving wetlands and protecting the future of waterfowl.

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