Waterfowl hunting is the practice of pursuing birds that are commonly found in wetlands, such as ducks and geese. Hunters typically use specialized equipment, including shotguns and decoys, to attract these birds. This activity often takes place during specific seasons regulated by wildlife authorities to ensure sustainable populations. Hunters may choose various locations, such as lakes, rivers, or marshes, where waterfowl are known to gather. It requires knowledge of bird behavior, weather conditions, and local regulations. Many hunters also participate in conservation efforts to protect habitats and maintain healthy ecosystems for future generations.