Sep 26, 2026 · 8 min · 5 segments
Phil looks back on more than 60 years of duck hunting through a collection of bands gathered along the way. He explains how waterfowl are tracked across North America, tells the story of a canvasback…
Phil RobertsonHost
What you just saw in that long line, that string are bands that the wildlife people.
It starts in Canada, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, all across the Canadian prairies, the Dakotas, and other places.
They put bands on ducks' legs in order to track them from where they banded them.
When they come and start moving through the United States, duck hunters They banned a very small amount.
You chase them long enough, you'll be seated here in a chair after 60 years of chasing ducks.
So during the eating and the sleeping and the duck hunting, We point you to Jesus.
What you just saw in that long line, that string are bands that the wildlife people.
It starts in Canada, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, all across the Canadian prairies, the Dakotas, and other places.
They put bands on ducks' legs in order to track them from where they banded them.
When they come and start moving through the United States, duck hunters They banned a very small amount.
You chase them long enough, you'll be seated here in a chair after 60 years of chasing ducks.
So during the eating and the sleeping and the duck hunting, We point you to Jesus.
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