Here is a behavior--running along side another duck (generally hens to drakes, but all have done this) and bobbing their head WAY to the side. The target ducks pretty much ignores the bobbing duck, so it does not seem to be doing anything of note in terms of mating dances or whatever lololol.
the more questions i get answered, the more i have, lol. how does the wind affect ducks? does alot drive them into little holes and narrow guts? how hard is enough to cause this? if it is a bluebird day, where do ducks go? thanks again for answering these noob questions.
I have been duck hunting for a while now and I am interested in exploring waterfowl/duck club options near St. Louis or the St. Charles Missouri River confluence area. Does anyone have any advice or know of any good clubs? cost? etc? Thanks in advance.
Mallard Derived Duck Color Genetics Basics Ducks have come a long way since they were first domesticated from mallards and now come in many beautiful colors. This article will explore how the genetics behind these colors work, and how a duck...
DBO, If you want to know about good duck hunting near Montgomery, respond to my post. Its that time now. John.
It is a 2005 16/52 Waco duck machine with a 50hp Merc (she flies like a rocket ship), and all the gear needed for ducks and/or geese in marsh, fields, or lakes.
First, please let me introduce myself, since I'm new to this forum. This is my second season duck hunting. A friend introduced it to me last year and I'm hooked. I bought a 16' aluminum with an outboard in the spring, and spent the past summer fishing and also scouting for potential...
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