Susquehanna is the fourth Flyway Series release from GUNNER, which features limited-edition colors that draw inspiration from iconic destinations and honey holes within the four North American flyways. Limited quantities available. A portion of Susquehanna-edition products proceeds will be donated to Ducks Unlimited R. Madison Mitchell chapter.
Available August 17, 2023. Sign up to get 24-hour early access.
Geographic Factors
The Susquehanna region's geography plays a crucial role in making waterfowl hunting in this area a difficult yet rewarding pursuit. The Chesapeake Bay, its tributaries, and surrounding wetlands serve as vital resting and feeding grounds for migratory waterfowl. This attracts a diverse range of species, including ducks, geese, and swans, creating ample hunting opportunities.
However, the dynamic nature of the landscape and the ever-changing bird patterns challenge hunters to adapt their strategies continually.
Body Booting
One of the distinctive techniques associated with waterfowl hunting in the Susquehanna region is body booting.
This method involves hunters wading or floating in the water, concealed by natural cover, to get within close range of unsuspecting waterfowl. Body booting requires stealth, patience, and a deep understanding of bird patterns, making it an art form mastered by experienced hunters in the region.
The Challenge of Bushwhacking
Hunting waterfowl in the Susquehanna region poses unique challenges, with bushwhacking being a prominent one.
The dense marshes, intricate waterways, and thick vegetation create an environment that tests the skills of hunters. Navigating through tangled foliage, mudflats, and shallow waters requires resilience, adaptability, and a deep knowledge of the area to successfully approach waterfowl without alerting them.
A Unique Experience
Despite the challenges, waterfowl hunting in the Susquehanna region offers unforgettable experiences for both seasoned hunters and newcomers. Waterfowl hunting is deeply rooted in the Susquehanna’s history and geography, and it remains an exceptional destination for those seeking the ultimate waterfowl hunting experience.
Giving Back
For every Susquehanna Kennel or Food Crate that our GUNNER customers purchase, we will be giving a portion of proceeds back to the Ducks Unlimited R. Madison Mitchell chapter.
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Rethink The Way Your Dog Travels
100,000 Dogs Protected
Our mission is to build the world's best products for Man's Best Friend. We take safety seriously and are proud that 75,000 dogs and counting are protected by GUNNER.
18,000+ Wrecks per Day
There are 6 million wrecks a year in the US. Accidents + an increase in the risk-taking driving behaviors have increased among drivers in 2021. (Source: NHTSA 2020 Report; NPR 2021 Report)
2,700 Pounds of Projectile
In a vehicle accident at 35 mph, an unrestrained 60 lb. dog can become 2,700 lb. of projectile. Our crate ensures your dog is contained (and safe) before, during & after impact. (Source: Bark Buckle UP)
85% Failure Rate
Nearly 9 out of 10 products FAILED the safety certification when originally crash tested (2015 study) by CPS. Our Intermediate was the only product in the crate category that passed in that '15 study. (Source: Center For Pet Safety)
MY DOG IS NOT AN EGG.
Your dog is not an egg. But this egg test represents how they are protected in a GUNNER Kennel, versus traveling unrestrained in a vehicle.
The safest way for your pet to travel is in a GUNNER, and proper fit is a key part of safety in the event of an accident. Don’t let your dog become the scrambled egg.
