“Nobody has done it solo that I’m aware of – male or female,” Eklund said. “So I’m the first one. And as far as kayaks go, I don’t think anybody’s done it in a kayak.”
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department's July brood count survey tallied a 36% increase in duck broods from last year, an estimate 5% higher than the 1965-2021 average.
Born and raised in southern Illinois, Sara Wagner moved to northwestern North Dakota in 2015, where she discovered her passion for hunting and conservation.
