The resolution urges the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) to conduct a study on the effects of flooding corn fields on the behavior and migratory patterns of waterfowl, particularly in Louisiana. It highlights the importance of migratory waterfowl to the state's ecology and economy, and raises concerns that certain hunting practices, such as intentionally flooding standing crops, may negatively impact waterfowl populations and their migration to southern states. The resolution also references previous legislative changes that have weakened enforcement against such practices, which could further threaten the sustainability of waterfowl populations.

Additionally, the resolution calls for the USFWS to evaluate potential adjustments to hunting regulations and habitat management strategies to ensure the protection of waterfowl populations and the preservation of their migratory patterns. It emphasizes the need for scientific evaluation and habitat protection, reflecting the interests of both wildlife and the communities that rely on them. A copy of the resolution will be sent to the director of the USFWS to formally communicate Louisiana's request for this study.