Tree Ducks.....

[MarketHunter]

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

[Dollar]

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

[charlie cleveland]

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

[OH Osthaus]

Originally Posted by charlie cleveland

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

[charlie cleveland]

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

[William McClintock]

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.

Originally Posted by Rick Losey

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

[OH Osthaus]

Destry

if you go - stick with the ducks in the trees

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

[Phil Yearout]

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