The blind is quiet. The sky is waking. You feel the presence of something greater.

For those who know the rhythm of the marsh, the sound of wings slicing through cold morning air, and the joy of sharing it all with a trusted black Lab at your side—this book is for you.

In God Must Be a Duck Hunter, Daniel Bryant shares powerful and personal stories from decades of waterfowl hunting across North America. From flooded fields in Alberta to crisp Colorado mornings in a duck blind, he takes readers deep into the experience of waterfowl hunting—and deeper still into the presence of God.

But this isn’t just a book about hunting mallards and geese. It’s about:

• The sacred silence of sunrise in the blind

• The bond between a hunter and his dog

• The humor, humility, and holiness found in the field

• Passing on faith, wisdom, and reverence to the next generation

More than anything, it’s about discovering that God meets us in the wild—in laughter, in stillness, in every flight of birds overhead.

If you’ve ever looked up into a breaking dawn and felt your soul stir…
If you’ve ever whispered thanks over a well-earned harvest…
If you’ve ever wondered if there’s more to hunting than just the pull of a trigger…

You’ll find your answer in these pages.

Because after what Daniel has seen and lived, he’s come to one clear conclusion:

God must be a duck hunter.