Duck Hunter Survey Findings Released The National Flyway Council (NFC) and the Wildlife Management Institute have released the results of the “National Duck Hunter Survey 2005.” The survey—the first of its kind—was responded to by more than 10,000 duck hunters from all states. Some of the findings included: Almost two-thirds (65 percent) of duck hunters said they spend over $250 each year on duck hunting and one-fifth (20 percent) said they spend over $1,000 each year. Twenty percent of duck hunters said they “frequently” access the Internet for duck hunting information, while 49 percent said “once in a while” and 31 percent said “not at all.” To view results from the survey, visit www.ducksurvey.com.