We're excited to announce the launch the FGA photo competition, and we want you to be a part of it.

Have you captured a breathtaking sunrise or sunset over the wetlands, moments of camaraderie in the duck blind, your retriever at work, or the satisfaction of a successful hunt? Now is the time to share those memorable moments with fellow enthusiasts and perhaps even the wider non-hunting audience. Whether you're an amateur with a smartphone or a seasoned photographer with professional gear, we welcome submissions from all skill levels.

Submitting your best hunting photos not only gives you the chance to win fantastic prizes but also allows you to contribute to the vibrant community of hunters within Field & Game Australia. First, second, and third prizes are up for grabs, and with the added bonus of having the chance for the winning photo to be featured prominently on the cover of the June edition of Field & Game magazine, this is a rare opportunity to showcase your photography!

First prize is FGA’s water-resistant fleece hoodie with wetland pattern across the shoulders and arms and two-tone olive and black body, extended cuff with thumb holes, full zip front, contoured hood with brim, deep front pockets with zips, and chest pocket with zip, PLUS the matching wetland camo cap with olive green mesh back, total prize value $160. Second prize is the fleece hoodie (value $130) and third prize is the camo cap ($30). Head to the FGA website and click on ‘Shop’ to view these items.

But it's not just about the prizes or the recognition of your skills; it's about celebrating the passion and camaraderie that define the hunting experience. Your photos tell stories of adventure, perseverance, appreciation for the great outdoors and the wild harvest. They capture moments that resonate with fellow hunters and nature enthusiasts alike, fostering a sense of connection and appreciation for the environments we cherish.

So, as you gear up for this year’s duck season, remember to keep your camera close at hand. Whether you're waiting in the reeds, sitting quietly in a boat watching the sunrise or sunset, or just enjoying a quiet moment in nature, take the time to capture those unforgettable moments. Then, submit your best shots for a chance to win and share your passion with the Field & Game community.

We’d also love to have your written contributions for the magazine and our social media channels. If you can put pen to paper or fingers to a keyboard, tell us about your hunting experience and we will share your stories. (Don’t worry if you’re not the best writer, just share the basic details of your experience and how we can get in contact with you, and we’ll take it from there!)

Don't miss out on this opportunity to showcase your skills and celebrate all that duck hunting means to us. Submit your photos and/or articles and help tell our story.

Submit your articles and/or photographs to editor@fieldandgame.com.au

Please note: Photos must be high-resolution (minimum 300 dpi and a file size of at least 1Mb – preferably more) in order to be printed in the magazine.

We look forward to hearing from you!