Limit in 15 mins. Hundreds of ringnecks





Even checked a few beaver traps on the way in

Good on you. We shot a good number of ringnecks in CA, and they are more common all the time. They were called "blackjacks" by many and good eating too.

Pete

That Hutchy fellow sure has all his ducks in a row!

I did a gator tour in Florida years ago in the winter, and pretty sure it was these guys we kept running over.

They would pop out the back of the air boat and fly away lol

For once

Can even confirm it with a picture lol

Do you eat those?

Yup. Cleaning them shortly

We call them mud ducks where I come from. How do they taste compared to a grain fed mallrd?

Not sure about grain fed, as we have no farms here, but divers are generally all in their own category.

Bufflehead, ringneck, scaup, goldeneye...all just a bit stronger than the puddle ducks

He most likely photoshopped them there ducks in a row!

Next pic I will make sure they are helter skelter, all over the boat lol

Birds are finally starting to show up here on the Mississippi as well...finally!

Nice bunch of Ringnecks!

Moosetrot

Nice pile of Ducks Hutchy.
Late fall down that way?
Just snow dust here and water still open.
Usually on the ski doos this time of year-Very unusual fall this year.

Well done, nice bag

Hutchy mostly ring necks by the looks but one or two are different e.g. one on far left. What other kind(s) are in there?

Good deal. Ringneck breasts fried up in butter or bacon grease is fine dining in my book...Not many birds here. We need a cold snap

nice! We still arnt getting much here in sparrow lake area and I'm not far from Georgian bay. just starting to see bufflehead and golden eye. we still have the odd teal and wood ducks here which is super late for them here. nice beaver you have there as well!

I see two redheads and they are not GIRLS

The last 3 months they have been grain feed= wild rice that is

nice string of birds Hutchy
the last system we got must have pushed them over to their wintering areas

Check the wing scapula feathers to see the difference. Redheads have a white trailing edge.

Yes, very warm Oct and first part of nov.

Ponds usually froze now. They haven't had ice on them yet.

Happy to be able to water trap after deer season though.