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EP. 117: The Best Waterfowl Hunters Never Stop Learning
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- Jul 23, 2026
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Summary
Some waterfowl hunters measure experience by the number of seasons they've hunted. The best hunters measure it by how much they're still learning. On this episode of The Migration Waterfowl Podcast, your host Brian Halbleib sits down with Jordan Murdoch, National Sales and Marketing Manager for Rig'Em Right Outdoors, to discuss why the most accomplished duck and goose hunters never stop being students of the birds. Jordan reflects on the 2025–26 waterfowl season, the lessons it taught him, and how years of experience have changed the way he scouts, reads bird behavior, adjusts to changing conditions, and evaluates every hunt. The conversation explores what experienced waterfowl hunters are paying attention to that others often overlook, why failure can be one of the greatest teachers in the blind, and how continuing to learn from every season can make you a more successful hunter. The episode also dives into Jordan's role at Rig'Em Right Outdoors, how real-world hunting experience influences product development, what's new from Rig'Em Right for 2026, and what waterfowl hunters can expect from the company in the future. Whether you've been chasing ducks and geese for two seasons or twenty, this conversation is packed with practical insights that will challenge the way you think about waterfowl hunting and help you become a better hunter. In this episode: Lessons learned from the 2025–26 waterfowl season Why experienced hunters never stop learning Reading bird behavior and making better adjustments The small details that separate successful hunters Learning from every hunt—both good and bad How Jordan's approach to waterfowl hunting has evolved The philosophy behind Rig'Em Right Outdoors New Rig'Em Right products for 2026 What's on the horizon for Rig'Em Right Thanks for…