Ducks Unlimited Chief Biologist Dale Humburg talks about the fast-flying wood duck. Learn more about their biology and how you can improve your chances of bagging a few this season.
More wood duck facts are available in the DU Waterfowl ID Gallery:
http://www.ducks.org/hunting/waterfowlGallery/19/index.html
Get more hunting tips at First Flight / Opening Day:
http://openingday.ducks.org
my first 2 ducks were wood ducks.
Letsgohunting34 6 days ago
@citalopram40mg same here
Imazor12345 1 month ago
first duck i shot was a woody
citalopram40mg 1 month ago
@Mrduckman97fly because your state produces them, as does mine (PA). We are a breeding and nesting ground for wood ducks. . Although they do not stand cold temperatures, most of the wood ducks that you're asking to shoot during your early season have not begun their migration yet, and get off the hook so to speak when it comes to you being able to get to them before they leave. Good luck this season you could always catch a straggler who's late to the party, got one in december last year.
MrDrakesOnly 3 months ago
Perhaps you could think about shooting them with a camera? I hunt all kinds of birds that way and have been dying to get a good image of one of these beauties.
heykayde 4 months ago
mrduckman I live in Ohio and we jump shoot them from small creeks along cornfields plenty in the early season ,,I would like to try to decoy them in with a DC call
gloripine 5 months ago
@TheBlegg nevada equals banded wood ducks
hotrodkimbla 11 months ago
North Carolina= wood ducks
TheBlegg 1 year ago
@sniper...Ahhh, you mean you don't like a duck that tastes like a bad sardine??lol
Slabslayin 1 year ago
@Mrduckman97fly Come to Georgia. All we have here is woodies. I would do anything to get in some pintails and mallards.
sethhamer 1 year ago