Colorado Parks and Wildlife will host a waterfowl hunting seminar on Dec. 1 in Montrose, the agency reported in a news release.

The class will run from noon to 4:30 p.m.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife experts and the Montrose chapter of Ducks Unlimited will give instruction on all aspects of hunting waterfowl. Participants will learn about hunting tactics, use of dogs, calling, bird identification, setting decoys and more, according to the release.

The seminar will also include field demonstrations.

The class will start with classroom instruction at the Parks and Wildlife office in Montrose and then move to an outdoor location for the fieldwork, the release stated.

The class costs $10 per person. To sign up, go to the Parks and Wildlife office in Montrose at 2300 South Townsend Ave.

For more information, call 970-252-6000, send an email to dawn.bresett@state.co.us., or visit http://wildlife.state.co.us/Hunting/Waterfowl/Pages/WaterfowlHome.aspx.