Tree Ducks.....
 

I messaged back and forth with somebody on here about hunting tree ducks and now I can't find the messages. Get in touch if you happen to see this, still wanting to talk.

Destry

That was me here in Florida.I be around all day tomorrow but have to get to the ranch on Wed..

is a tree duck and a woody the same thing...charlie

not the same Charlie

Tree duck tend to stay south

http://www.feathersite.com/Poultry/N...KFulvTree.html

although - when hunting with a couple waterfowl ID instructors in western NY we saw an odd duck that we all agreed was a tree duck

i can see i have not seen one of these ducks before...truly lots of differance in these two ducks...

Here in South Texas we have 2 different "tree ducks", black bellied and fulvous. I have a pair of black bellied tree ducks that nest in a hole in one of our live oak trees. They, or some pair, have nested here for at least 15 years.
They whistle, I have never heard them quack. In the nest they are very quiet. They do whistle when approaching "their" tree. They love acorns like a woodie
The nearest water is over a mile away, strangely enough.
Neat ducks.

Destry

if you go - stick with the ducks in the trees

http://duckboats.net/cgi-bin/forum/g...=unread#unread

Destry, I sent you a questions via PM; thought maybe you haven't seen it as I never got a response. Thanks...