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Duck hunting #8662768
09/17/26 12:49 PM
09/17/26 12:49 PM
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Gator Foot Offline OP
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La.
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We are having this new season! Does anyone else have this!!’

Re: Duck hunting [Re: Gator Foot] #8663150
09/18/26 07:19 AM
09/18/26 07:19 AM
Joined: Jan 2007
NY
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NY
Sweet. None up here of course, but we don't even have an early teal season

Re: Duck hunting [Re: Gator Foot] #8663157
09/18/26 07:38 AM
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Arkansas
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Arkansas
I wish we did. Took this pic a few days ago on my pond - they would be nice and tender!

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Re: Duck hunting [Re: Gator Foot] #8663159
09/18/26 08:05 AM
09/18/26 08:05 AM
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Missouri
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Missouri
Cool GF. Seen one flock up here. Went down to area to identify for this person. Hate to admit it but I had to go get my waterfowl book from college in the 70s I took in college on waterfowl biology to identify. They stayed on lake and stayed about 4 days before they left. Cool looking bird. The flock I had flew close to water. Hope you hammer them. Puddle duck. I bet they are good eating. Have fun. Nothing else to me looks like it. Easier than out BWT vs immature smiling mallard during our special teal season here ( never seen them before or after that week)

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Re: Duck hunting [Re: Gator Foot] #8663193
09/18/26 09:48 AM
09/18/26 09:48 AM
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Ky
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Ky
I've seen them several times in spring near where the wabash feeds into the ohio. I've read some info about them moving north on a more regular basis. Do any of you southern guys know anymore about this? Everything i can find says climate change blah blah blah. That may be true to an extent but just wondering about personal observations more than biologist published literature.

Re: Duck hunting [Re: Gator Foot] #8663225
09/18/26 10:48 AM
09/18/26 10:48 AM
Joined: Dec 2025
Louisiana
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Louisiana
i cant wait bc we have a lot


....interesting
Re: Duck hunting [Re: Gator Foot] #8663272
09/18/26 11:28 AM
09/18/26 11:28 AM
Joined: May 2013
Northern Michigan
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Northern Michigan
A couple of those have popped up in northern Michigan the last couple years. Neat birds. When I was in my late teens (early to mid 1970's) and hanging out in the Everglades, I saw several flocks of the Fulvous Whistling Ducks, but have yet to see any of this variety.


Re: Duck hunting [Re: Gator Foot] #8663276
09/18/26 11:30 AM
09/18/26 11:30 AM
Joined: Dec 2021
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Alaska
Never hunted them, but I saw one come through my dad's taxidermy shop years ago.

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